Turquoise

Turquoise

Turquoise

Turquoise stone ring is a type of rock that has been known since a long time by the people of Indonesia and the world and is believed to be the stone came from the Arab countries, rather than the Persian region as a producer of high quality turquoise, this stone also generated a lot of mining in Nishapur (Iran) with quality stone pretty good.

In Indonesia, this stone bears many among scholars because of this stone does have origins from Arab countries or countries of Islam first appeared. In addition to Persian stone found in the region is also found in Israel, Afghanistan, Sinai, Nevada, Carlifornia, New Mexico, and Arizona.

Turquoise stone name comes from the word Hebrew and Arabic Fairuz is a type of rock that is composed of a mixture of aluminum, phosphate, water, copper, iron and gold. This stone is not the kind of rock crystal that is not shiny. In general the blue sky as a base color with black veins and into the stone patterned golden so much like a cobweb.

Turquoise

Most experts clarify turquoise gems as half gem stone because the stone is quite rock with low hardness levels 5-6 on the mohs scale, so it is classified as a gem stone class 3. However, the beauty of this stone has become its own advantages, so often been the prey of many fans especially the type of beryl stone gold veins.

Similarly, in general agate stone turquoise is also believed to have efficacy as a good luck stone.

     *   Believed to reconcile the dispute,
     *   Treating eye nearsighted (myopic), if often view this stone is believed to explain the vision
     *   Bring happiness and pleasure
     *   Serve as a repellent danger
     *   For the safety of the trip, especially the likes driving
     *   Etc

Given the low level of hardness, turquoise should always be kept away from things that can make it down like a fall, squeezed or from chemicals that are erode.

But for genuine turquoise stones despite having a low level of rock hardness is fairly resistant to things that can fade the color. In contrast with imitation turquoise derived from laboratory processed more easily fade if exposed to chemicals or rubbed. The original turquoise blue and vibrant while the color is slightly pale imitation and easily change or fade.

Turquoise