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• Turquoise jewelry
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• Turquoise Jewelry Is Magnificent
• Jewelry made of turquoise has been discovered
  that dates back to ancient Egypt. Tutankhamen's
  famed burial mask was encrusted with turquoise,
  as were numerous other pieces of turquoise
  jewellery discovered in his tomb. There have also
  been a number of pieces of Aztec turquoise
  jewellery unearthed. The beauty of this
  blue-green mineral was admired by these ancient
  societies. Other civilizations have made
  turquoise jewellery and other products using
  turquoise throughout history. This gem has been
  used by America's native Indians for generations,
  and it is still regarded an important part of
  their colourful legacy. Have a look at turquoise
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•  Turquoise jewellery is a fantastic present for
  anybody, but it is particularly fitting for those
  born in the month of December. This is because
  the typical December gemstone is turquoise. It's
  a very adaptable mineral that may be used to
  create simple silver earrings or extravagant
  24-carat gold necklaces. Turquoise comes in a
  variety of grades, and a piece of turquoise
  jewellery may be purchased for as little as a few
  dollars. Of course, the value of turquoise
  jewellery is determined by the quality of the
  stone used, as well as the quantity and value of
  any additional stones used in the piece. If you
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• Due to the fact that turquoise is not a naturally
  hard mineral. This makes cutting the stone to
  suit any form of turquoise jewellery much simple.
  After the mineral has been cut to the correct
  form and size, a hardening procedure is utilised
  to help preserve it.

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• The kind of turquoise that need the least amount
  of hardening procedures are the most costly. This
  makes it more difficult to utilise them to
  manufacture turquoise jewellery since they are
  more likely to shatter. Lower-grade turquoise
  requires a lot of hardening and waxing before it
  can be used to make turquoise jewellery,
  therefore it's less popular.
• The value of turquoise is also influenced by its
  hue. If a piece of turquoise jewellery has a
  piece of sky blue turquoise, the value of the
  item will be much greater than if it contains
  greenish-blue and speckled turquoise.
• Because turquoise is so delicate, particular care
  must be given while wearing turquoise jewellery.
  As a phosphate mineral, it is also particularly
  prone to solvent degradation. Any turquoise
  jewellery that comes into touch with perfume,
  skin oils, or chemical cleaning agents must be
  handled with extreme care. All of these factors
  might cause the turquoise's colour and lustre to
  deteriorate. Perfume, makeup, sunscreen, and
  hairspray should all be used before putting on
  turquoise jewellery to prevent harm to the
  gemstone. Direct sunlight deteriorates turquoise
  by causing it to fade and dry out, making it more
  brittle and susceptible to breakage. To avoid
  scratching, always clean turquoise jewellery with
  a soft cloth to remove any build-up and keep it
  in a different box from harder gemstones.
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