IT’S ALL ABOUT THE STONE!!! This stone has a story...it was mined in the 1970's by a gentleman from whom I purchased this stone. I met this spelunker at an art fair, and he shared his contact information with me and invited me to his home to view his personal collection...I had to say YES! He personally mined, cut and polished every inch of this turquoise. The strength of this turquoise is unlike turquoise that has been stabilized...this stone didn't require that process, which speaks to the strength and value of this stone. This is the first stone I selected.

This Seafoam Turquoise has been set in sterling silver...the silver flame bezel gives this piece a lot of character. The pendant is bordered with sterling silver beaded wire, and the silver bail is riveted to this pendant. The neck chain is made with sterling silver Navajo Pearls. The beautiful style of jewelry called Desert or Navajo Pearls are sterling silver beads traditionally made by Navajo (Diné) silversmiths. These handmade beads are commonly seen on Squash Blossom necklaces, but are also worn alone on single or multi-strand necklaces and in bracelets. This neck chain is adjustable in length as it includes an extender chain. It measures 18-22” in length, depending on your mood for the day. You can also use the pearls to wear as a plain necklace, or you can slide one of your pendants from your personal collection onto this necklace.

The term Seafoam Turquoise does not refer to a mine or location where certain turquoise is found. ... It is meant to look like the configuration of bubbling foam at the seaside, so bumpy turquoise in the seafoam color. Turquoise balances and aligns all the chakras, stabilizing mood swings and instilling inner calm. It is excellent for depression and exhaustion, it also has the power to prevent panic attacks. Turquoise promotes self-realization and assists creative problem solving.