Kingman Turquoise Plain Earrings

This is a vibrant sky-blue Kingman turquoise. Kingman turquoise refers to turquoise mined in the Kingman mine in Arizona, USA. It has been used in Native American jewelry for a long time, and even today, its popularity as a steadfast turquoise remains undiminished.
This turquoise is smoothly polished and has a glossy finish. From a distance, it appears to be a uniform light blue, but if you look closely, you can see subtle variations in color intensity. There are slight individual differences in size and shape among the beads. We will send you a pair of similar beads.

If you prefer turquoise with more prominent white matrix, please see "Kingman Turquoise Plain Pattern K10 Earrings."
*Please note that faint white or brown matrix and cracks derived from the rough stone may be present.

Turquoise
In ancient times, Native Americans believed turquoise was "a stone where spirits reside" and "a stone that brings good fortune." It was deeply rooted in their lives, and turquoise was said to bring tranquility to the soul and serve as a spiritual stone for connecting with the "Great Spirit = the universal truth."
Used as a healing stone since ancient times, it soothes irritation, heals strong fatigue and low spirits, and helps restore a positive and bright mind. It is also a stone that leads to deeper consciousness and promotes soul growth, teaching the importance of accepting oneself as one is and cultivating a mind that is unperturbed by anything. It is also recommended when experiencing strong stress or when desiring personal growth.
Furthermore, it is said to possess powerful protective properties, guiding one to avoid trouble, and when faced with jealousy or hostility from others, it is said to protect the owner from evil thoughts. There are many anecdotes about turquoise, such as its color changing to warn of impending danger or the stone breaking as a substitute for its owner.