Turquoise Bracelet V (4mm)
Description
Empires did not just mine this for decoration. They bolted it to their weapons. The old Persian name for it, "firouzeh," comes from the word for victory.
Product Highlights:
- The Stone: You are wearing a mineral forged in the harshest deserts on earth. This Turquoise is left rugged, with the dark, heavy veins of its original host rock still visible. It is a physical record of the brutal environment it survived. No two pieces match.
- History: Apache warriors lashed turquoise to their bows and firearms, believing the stone guaranteed dead aim. Persian kings embedded it into the hilts of their daggers to protect against enemies.
- Meaning: This bracelet is a symbol of endurance. Because the stone is porous, it physically absorbs the oils from your skin and the elements around you, deepening in color over the years. When the environment tests you, you do not fade. You adapt.
Our pieces are made with natural gemstones; slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur.