925 Sterling Silver Genuine Turquoise Post Earrings

Turquoise is one of the world’s oldest gemstones and has been used in jewelry for thousands of years. Old Europeans credited turquoise with helping achieve a higher state of consciousness.Tibetans revered the gemstone as a talisman of good fortune. To this day, turquoise remains to be the most prized gemstone in Tibet. Not only is turquoise the designated birthstone for the month of december, it is also the recognized celebratory gemstone for the 11th wedding anniversary. Old Europeans credited turquoise with helping achieve a higher state of consciousness.Tibetans revered the gemstone as a talisman of good fortune. To this day, turquoise remains to be the most prized gemstone in Tibet. The gemstone is known for its intense blue-green color and can be found in various shades of blue. The finest color is an intense blue that is uniform throughout the gem.Many people think that turquoise was named after its color when in fact, this isn’t the case. The name turquoise comes from the French