Green Tibetan Turquoise Pendant
Treat yourself to this cute Green Tibetan Turquoise Pendant. Crafted with a small teardrop-shaped turquoise stone, this necklace boasts a simple .925 sterling silver design, perfect for everyday wear. Turquoise is known to balance the body, mind, and spirit, providing protection and promoting a positive outlook on life.
This healing crystal necklace is a must-have for those looking to add a touch of spirituality to their wardrobe. Shop now on our online crystal store and experience the power of a Turquoise Necklace for yourself!
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Tibetan Turquoise is known for its range of colours, which can include vibrant blues, green blues, and sometimes even shades of brown or yellow. The colour variations are attributed to the presence of different minerals and elements, such as copper and iron, within the stone. The colour is often rich and intense, adding to its appeal.
One of the notable features of Tibetan Turquoise is its distinctive matrix patterns. The stone typically exhibits a spiderweb-like matrix, composed of intricate veining or web-like patterns that run through the gemstone. The matrix can be brown, black, or golden in colour and adds depth and character to the turquoise, making each piece unique.
Turquoise Meanings
Communication, spiritual expansion, balance, protection and wholeness
Chakra: Throat
Element: Storm
Zodiac Signs: Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Pisces
Birthstone: June, July, December
Wedding Anniversary: 5th, 6th, 11th year
Number: 1
Turquoise Crystal Healing Properties
Turquoise is believed to be a stone for finding wholeness and truth. Also, it is thought to aid in the communication and manifestation of those qualities. It represents the wisdom that comes from all of life’s experiences. It reminds us that wholeness can only come when we are willing to embrace the totality of who we are and what we have learned. This crystal is a stone of self-forgiveness, self-acceptance, and the release of useless regrets.
Turquoise is often seen as a protective stone. It is believed to ward off negative energies and offers protection from harm, accidents, and evil spirits. In some Native American cultures, it is considered a sacred stone that acts as a guardian for the wearer.
History and Uses
Turquoise is a 16th-century French name “Pierre turquoise” meaning Turkish stone. It was bought in the Turkish bazaars on the trade route from Iran, where it was mined, to Europe. It comes in a range of blue to green hues. The blue colour indicates a higher copper content. Meanwhile, green colour is associated with zinc or iron impurities and very light blue to almost white stones have higher aluminium concentrations. This crystal has been revered by many different cultures throughout history. Including, the Egyptians, Persians, Aztecs, and Native North and South Americans. Tibetans and Chinese have been cited to use it as long ago as 5,000 BC. It has been regarded as a power stone, bringing protection from accidents and good fortune. Native Americans believed it connected them with the great spirit of the sky, helping their minds to become one with the Universe and its infinite possibilities.
Geological Description
Turquoise formation often involves the presence of water and minerals in the Earth’s crust. Hydrothermal fluids, which are hot water-rich solutions carrying dissolved minerals, play a crucial role in depositing turquoise. These fluids circulate through cracks and fractures in rocks, carrying dissolved copper and aluminium compounds.
Turquoise is often associated with other minerals and rocks, such as limonite, pyrite, quartz, and chalcedony. These associations can result in interesting patterns and formations, adding to the visual appeal of the stone.
Turquoise is a copper aluminium phosphate mineral with a hardness of 5 to 6. Good quality Turquoise can be found in Iran, Afghanistan, Australia, Tibet and the Southwestern United States.
Affirmation
I express my truth with clarity, certainty, and love, emanating from the depths of my being.
