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Caring for Turquoise Jewelry

Whether purchased or inherited, turquoise jewelry is both an investment and a heirloom. To safeguard them both, it is important to provide proper care and storage. Without proper care, turquoise can become discolored and potentially damaged. To prevent that from happening, here are some tips to help preserve, protect, and clean turquoise jewelry.

Turquoise 101 - Learn the Basics

Can you tell good turquoise jewelry from bad? Could you spot fake turquoise? Our Turquoise 101 article will not only teach you the history of turquoise's usage in jewelry, but also about its current usage, including how to be aware of fake and reconstituted turquoise.

Top 10 Turquoise Jewelry Facts

Did you know turquoise is the December birthstone and associated with both the 5th and 11th wedding anniversaries? Did you know about the legendary diamond and turquoise crown Napoleon Bonaparte gave Empress Marie Louise? Learn more interesting facts about turquoise jewelry in our Top Ten Turquoise Jewelry Facts

Turquoise Jewelry History

Ancient folklore tells us that not only does turquoise jewelry possess the power to spice up any outfit, but it is also said to possess healing and protective powers. For centuries people from various cultures around the world have believed that turquoise has the ability to attract luck, love, and money. As a matter of fact, 13th century Persian traders frequently wore turquoise jewelry in an attempt to harness the protective powers of the gemstone. Now whether you choose to believe the folklore or not, you can't deny that there's something uniquely special about wearing a 'piece of the sky'.

Turquoise jewelry has the ability to add whimsy to a casual outfit, and when paired with other gemstones, it adds a hint of earthy elegance to formal wear. So it comes as no surprise that in recent years the understated gem has found its way back onto the fashion industry's radar. However, no matter what the current fashion trends may be, if you pull it off right, turquoise jewelry is always chic. Turquoise necklaces have even been discovered in ancient Egyptian tombs dating back to 3500 B.C. Thousands of years of fashion prominence can't be wrong - turquoise jewelry truly is timeless.

Coral Jewelry Guide

The pairing of red coral with blue turquoise is among the most beautiful contrasting gem combinations in the jewelry world. Coral is a very common accompaniment gem in turquoise jewelry, and its different hues of red can dramatically highlight the green and blue tones of turquoise. In ancient times coral jewelry was particularly prized for its many believed supernatural benefits, including as a ward against accidents and a protective amulet against magic.

Want to learn more about coral and its historic and current use in jewelry? Read our full article on Coral Jewelry to sate your curiosity.