Kingman Turquoise Oval K14GF Necklace

This is a pendant necklace featuring Kingman turquoise. Kingman turquoise is a type of turquoise sourced from the Kingman mine in Arizona, USA, a region where Native Americans have mined turquoise since ancient times. It is a highly popular American turquoise often used in Native American jewelry.
Its unique pattern, where the vibrant blue is mixed with the raw stone, is its charm. The bezel, crafted to fit the stone, features fine linear detailing. The moderate matte finish enhances the beauty of the stone.
The necklace is made of K14GF material. This material consists of 14-karat gold bonded to a copper alloy core, with 1/20 or more of the total weight being 14-karat gold. Unlike plating, it won't wear off, allowing you to enjoy the luster of gold. Compared to K10 material, it has a slightly more yellow hue. This stone is a one-of-a-kind item. You will receive the necklace shown in the photos.

*This stone has faint cracks originating from the raw material. Please order only if you are comfortable with this. Please refer to the 6th photo for its condition.
*The 7th photo shows a K10 ball chain necklace, sold separately.
*The pendant top can be removed from the necklace.

Turquoise
In ancient times, Native Americans considered turquoise to be a "stone inhabited by spirits" and a "stone that brings good fortune." It was deeply rooted in their lives, bringing tranquility to the soul and acting as a spiritual stone to connect with the "Great Spirit = the truth of the universe."
Used as a healing stone since ancient times, it calms irritation, heals severe fatigue and low moods, and helps restore a positive and cheerful heart. It is also a stone that guides one to a deeper consciousness and promotes soul growth, teaching the importance of accepting oneself as one is and fostering an unshakable mind. It is recommended for those experiencing strong stress or seeking personal growth.
Furthermore, it is said to possess powerful protective properties, guiding one to avoid trouble and protecting the wearer from evil thoughts when faced with jealousy or hostility from others. There are numerous anecdotes about turquoise changing color to warn of impending danger or breaking to take the place of its owner.