There are many places within the Southwest United States that sellturquoisejewelry. There is a large market to sellturquoisejewerly not only in this particular locale, but also across the globe. To sellturquoisejewelry is to be familiar with all things turquoise. We in particular strive to sellturquoisejewelry of only the highest quality. At our store where we sellturquoisejewelry we have an on-staff gemologist qualified to examine, evaluate, and assess the value of any piece of turquoise or turquoise jewelry item. Being located in Southern Nevada allows us to sellturquoisejewelry with the local advantage of being one of the largest producers of turquoise not only in the United States, but also in the world. Along with Arizona, Nevada is the primary American miner of natural turquoise. We sellturquoisejewelry due to its innate beauty and the fact that turquoise has been a coveted stone for centuries across many civilizations around the world. In particular our store that will sellturquoisejewelry understands the stone’s importance to those such as the Navajo and the Egyptians. In order to sellturquoisejewlery one must understand its powerful grasp on consumers and its reasons for being so popular. To sellturquoisejewelry, a reputable dealer will understand how turquoise is made. Another important to aspect to sellturquoisejewelry is to be able to differentiate between naturally occurring turquoise that has been molded into jewelry and turquoise that has been treated, lab created, or otherwise devalued.
Turquoise with its calming blue and green coloring has been a prized stone for centuries, often given healing powers. It has been used by many civilizations in a holy aspect, including by the Catholic Church. Turquoise is exclusively mined in very few areas of the world. Those being areas in the United States, Egypt, Iran, and Turkey. Turquoise was introduced to the Europeans via Turkey. This introduction by the Turkish helps lend itself to the actual name turquoise, which is derived from the French word for Turkey. Turquoise is considered to be a gemstone, but is really a mineral. Turquoise is formed when copper or aluminum deposits mix with other minerals or is changed by various weathering agents. The combination of minerals can help determine from where a piece of turquoise was mined and how that affects its coloration and patterning. Most turquoise isn’t just solidly bluish-green, but rather is patterned with copper colored or darker areas of coloration. Turquoise is often set in silver or sterling silver, but also looks just as gorgeous contrasted with yellow gold.
