Turquoise the color of new prairie grass and late-summer olives. This stone glows chartreuse and olive green, threaded with dark blue-gray veins and a few warm rust flecks, the marks of the earth it came from.
The large, softly rounded cabochon sits in a smooth sterling silver bezel wrapped in twisted rope wire, surrounded by a scalloped border of silver filigree swirls and tiny dots, on a plain sterling silver band.
This is a big ring with a lot of detail, so let it stand alone on its hand. The green looks rich against olive, rust, cream, denim and black-and-cream patterns.
No two turquoise stones carry the same color or veining, and green turquoise like this is less common than the classic blue. This exact ring is the one you'll receive.
Remove before swimming, showering, exercising, or applying lotions and perfume. Even stabilized, turquoise can absorb oils, so keep it away from water and lotions. Gently wipe the stone and sterling silver with a soft, dry cloth, and use a soft brush to clean the filigree. Store in a dry place.
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Request a return within 30 days of delivery for online orders, or within 30 days of purchase for studio and festival purchases. Change-of-mind returns must be unworn, undamaged and unaltered, and return shipping is yours to cover. Custom and personalized pieces can’t be returned for a change of mind.
Necklaces, earrings and bracelets we make in house get free lifetime repairs, regardless of when you purchased them. Rings are covered by our One-Year Ring Promise, and our beaded collection from Thailand by a one-year replace-or-exchange promise, for defects in materials or construction.
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Size 8. The turquoise itself measures 20 × 20 mm.
Yes. Stabilized turquoise is real turquoise infused with a clear resin that hardens the stone and helps it hold its color. It's a common, long-standing treatment that makes turquoise more durable for everyday wear.
Turquoise gets its color from the minerals present as it forms. Copper pushes it toward blue, and iron pushes it toward green, which is where this stone's chartreuse and olive tones come from.
Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, calm, and clear communication.
A stabilized green turquoise cabochon in a smooth sterling silver bezel with twisted rope wire and a scalloped filigree border, on a plain sterling silver band.
Yes. This is a one-of-a-kind ring, and the stone in the photos is the one you'll receive.