Collection: Turkish

Turquoise is one of the oldest stones valued by humanity, recognizable by its blue-green color and often irregular dark veins. Its name is linked to the Turkey region, through which these stones were historically transported. Turkey is rich in copper and aluminum, so the stone is associated with protection, stimulating creativity, and a strong connection between sky and earth.

Main features and formation

• Phosphate mineral: Forms under oxidative conditions with copper, aluminum, and phosphorus.
• Characteristic patterns: Dark veins or spots give a distinctive mottled appearance.

Metaphysical properties

• Protective talisman: Considered protective during travels since ancient times.
• Bright energy: The bright blue-green color is associated with creative potential.
• Self-expression: Some believe it encourages free, open communication.

Spiritual benefit

• Striving for harmony: Balances emotions, helping to maintain a good mood.
• Interaction of sky and earth: Symbolically invites uniting spirit and body.

Whether you wear it as a pendant or decorate your living space, Turquoise invites you to bring more openness and trust into life. Its color range seems to emphasize a free spirit, encouraging new ideas, deep communication, and bold self-expression.