Jewelry made with turquoise is popular in Southwestern, as well as in many modern styles. Turquoise is a classic stone that never goes out of style and meshes with just about any type of wardrobe. Understanding the kinds of turquoise jewelry available will help you to make an informed purchase, whether you're buying a piece of turquoise jewelry or purchasing the supplies to design your own.

Turquoise acquires its blue from copper and its green from iron. Beads are available in ovals, rounds, chips and more. Traditionally, turquoise is a popular jewelry-making stone. Turquoise is commonly set in silver or combined with red coral. Turquoise stones paired with silver jewelry are a favorite among many people.Make many styles of turquoise necklaces  jewelry to suit all moods and wardrobe choices!

Turquoise comes in many grades and types. Some turquoise has been stabilized to improve the color and make it less brittle. Stabilized turquoise may be green or blue. Natural turquoise is higher grade stuff.

As an ancient stone, turquoise is a symbol of life and a gift of friendship. It has long been revered among Ancient Egyptians, and Native Americans. Prizing for its healing and spiritual powers properties,