Natural Turquoise (Turquoise)
It is one of the oldest gems in human history, carrying the mysteries and legends that span eastern and western civilizations for thousands of years. It is not the kind of gemstone that relies on bright fire colors, but with its unique rustic tones and earth textures, it exudes a kind of spiritual, wilderness and quiet power.
To specifically describe the characteristics of natural turquoise, you can feel it from the following dimensions：
Color aesthetics: the gradient from the sky to the earth
- Sacred sky blue： The top turquoise presents a pure, rich Robin's egg blue (Robin’s egg blue) or sky blue, noble and bright, as if the clear night sky or pure spring water is solidified in the gemstone.
- Vibrant turquoise： With the increase of internal iron content, turquoise will show rich levels from turquoise green, apple green to dark green. This kind of green has a rich atmosphere of the earth, which is restrained, calm and full of vitality.
- Warm porcelain luster： After high-quality natural turquoise (such as high-porcelain materials) is polished, the surface will show a delicate, shiny and slightly brushed texture like top-of-the-line porcelain. The tentacles are warm, and it is by no means comparable to the pompous thief light of plastics or imitations.
Texture characteristics: essays and paintings of nature
- Unique iron wire (Matrix)： Natural turquoise is often accompanied by black, brown, yellow or red ivy-like textures. These "iron wires" formed by minerals such as limonite and quartz are often accompanied by black, brown, yellow or red ivy-like textures.
