Turquoise Detail Analysis

Firstly, let us introduce history and knowledge of turquoise firstly:

The name turquoise  in Solid 18k gold Van Cleef necklace replica is apparently related to the fact that it was brought to Europe from the Eastern Mediterranean by Levantine traders, more commonly known as Turks. It’s been used as a valuable ornament for ages and was used by the Egyptians thousands of years ago.

Turquoise has been mined in Iran for over 3,000 years. It has been used for thousands of years for jewelry by the Ancient Egyptians, who buried fine pieces with mummies.

The hardest turquoise is only Mohs hardness, only 6 points, which makes this soft stone has been welcomed by carved amulets throughout history. There are many types of turquoise, and there are a variety of sizes to choose from. It is used for beads, convex circles, carving, and inlaying.

What color goes well with turquoise?

Turquoise can be a difficult color to match. Turquoise symbolizes peace, truth, compassion, and healing. A bright color, somewhere between green and blue, turquoise can fit into many different color schemes and can look earthy, vibrant, or peaceful. Neutral colors such as brown, beige, black and white match with most colors. When paired with turquoise, they create a subtle, earthy, and sophisticated feel.

Wear a turquoise dress with brown accents, such as leather shoes or a belt, or a turquoise shirt with dark jeans or khakis. Turquoise jewelry paired with silver or gold will complete the look. When designing a room, pair turquoise walls with light, neutral furniture, or paint walls off white and choose a turquoise couch or bedspread to liven up the room. Bring the feeling of the beach to your house or wardrobe with an oceanic color scheme. Pair turquoise with white and light beige to evoke the sand. Keep outfits simple and clean, and rooms free of clutter.

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Avoid dark colors that will weigh down the color scheme. Decorate your home with shells and sand or add shell jewelry to your outfit to complete the look. Avoid pairing turquoise with most shades of green such as grassy green, pale green, and dark greens. The vibrancies of turquoise make them look dirty and heavy. Unless going for the retro look, avoid pairing turquoise with red. Also, avoid dark blues and rich purples that can overpower the turquoise and destroy its lightness.