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Turquoise bracelet - high quality - 134.10- 26.82 g

Turquoise bracelet - high quality - 134.10- 26.82 g

Afghan Turquoise Bracelet – 10 mm – The Sacred Stone of the East We present a beautiful turquoise bracelet from Afghanistan, crafted with 10 mm round beads—a piece of jewelry that brings together the beauty of Eastern minerals with thousands of years of history, tradition, and symbolism. Turquoise is one of the oldest and most admired ornamental stones in the world. Its captivating blue and green hues evoke the skies of Central Asia and the mountainous landscapes along the ancient trade routes of the East. Afghanistan: A Land of Mineral Treasures Afghanistan is internationally renowned for its extraordinary geological wealth. Its mountains harbor significant deposits of lapis lazuli, emeralds, tourmalines, kunzites, and a wide variety of other minerals. Among its most well-known mining regions is Badakhshan, famous for its historic lapis lazuli deposits, which have been mined for thousands of years. The tradition of Afghan gemstones is deeply intertwined with the ancient trade routes that once connected Central Asia, Persia, India, and the Mediterranean. This bracelet originates from that fascinating country, whose mineralogical history has captivated merchants, travelers, and collectors for centuries. A Stone Revered by Pharaohs and Emperors Turquoise was especially prized in ancient Egypt, where it was used to adorn jewelry, amulets, and ceremonial objects. In ancient Persia, it was considered a symbol of prosperity, protection, and good fortune. The famous mines of Nishapur—located in present-day Iran—served for centuries as one of the great historical centers for turquoise extraction. Its significance was such that it became a highly valued stone in both Eastern and Western jewelry. Mineralogical Facts Turquoise is a hydrated copper-aluminum phosphate. Its characteristic blue color is linked to the presence of copper, while certain variations in its composition can result in green hues. It has a hardness of approximately 5 to 6 on the Mohs scale. Some turquoise stones feature small veins or mineral patterns that make each bead unique. Symbolism and tradition For centuries, turquoise has been associated with friendship, wisdom, and protection during travel. In various Eastern cultures, it was given as a gift to symbolize affection and good wishes. Its color and history have made it one of the most recognizable ornamental gemstones in the world. Bracelet specifications * Mineral: Turquoise. * Origin: Afghanistan. * Bead diameter: 10 mm. * Shape: Round beads. * Style: Traditional mineral jewelry. * Interest: Collecting, mineralogy, and ornamental jewelry. A piece of jewelry with the spirit of the ancient routes of the East This bracelet combines the elegance of 10 mm beads with the historical allure of a stone that has accompanied numerous civilizations. An ideal piece for those who appreciate the beauty of minerals, the history of gemstones, and the artisanal traditions of Central Asia. A piece of jewelry that evokes the legendary mountains of Afghanistan and the splendor of the ancient trade routes of the East. An attractive addition to any collection of ornamental stones and mineral jewelry.

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