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Shop-2 Hand-made Turkey Turquoise Bracelet - Multi Round Beads
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Hand-made Turkey Turquoise Bracelet - Multi Round Beads

$16.00

Q1: Have you ever seen such a funky colored bracelet that wasn’t made from plastic beads?? (Me neither!)

Q2: Can you believe this bracelet is made from an actual stone?? (Me neither!)

Q3: Did you know that the word turquoise dates to the 17th century and is derived from the French word turquois - which means Turkish - because it was brought to Europe through Turkey? (Me neither!)

Q4: Did you assume that turquoise was so named because it was mined in Turkey?? (Me too!) And we are incorrect. Turkey was just a distribution center for the stone, which was mined in Persia (modern Iran) and Afghanistan.

This bracelet - shown in the first three photos - is made with round Turkey turquoise beads.

The bracelet with flattened disk beads - photographed alongside this bracelet in images four & five- can be purchased separately HERE.

To learn more about the cultural meanings of turquoise, click HERE.

To learn more about the color turquoise, click HERE.

PLEASE NOTE: This bracelet is made with elastic and does not have a clasp. It has a relatively small diameter. If you would like it to be larger, let us know, and we can have it altered at no extra charge!

This item ships for free!

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Q1: Have you ever seen such a funky colored bracelet that wasn’t made from plastic beads?? (Me neither!)

Q2: Can you believe this bracelet is made from an actual stone?? (Me neither!)

Q3: Did you know that the word turquoise dates to the 17th century and is derived from the French word turquois - which means Turkish - because it was brought to Europe through Turkey? (Me neither!)

Q4: Did you assume that turquoise was so named because it was mined in Turkey?? (Me too!) And we are incorrect. Turkey was just a distribution center for the stone, which was mined in Persia (modern Iran) and Afghanistan.

This bracelet - shown in the first three photos - is made with round Turkey turquoise beads.

The bracelet with flattened disk beads - photographed alongside this bracelet in images four & five- can be purchased separately HERE.

To learn more about the cultural meanings of turquoise, click HERE.

To learn more about the color turquoise, click HERE.

PLEASE NOTE: This bracelet is made with elastic and does not have a clasp. It has a relatively small diameter. If you would like it to be larger, let us know, and we can have it altered at no extra charge!

This item ships for free!

Q1: Have you ever seen such a funky colored bracelet that wasn’t made from plastic beads?? (Me neither!)

Q2: Can you believe this bracelet is made from an actual stone?? (Me neither!)

Q3: Did you know that the word turquoise dates to the 17th century and is derived from the French word turquois - which means Turkish - because it was brought to Europe through Turkey? (Me neither!)

Q4: Did you assume that turquoise was so named because it was mined in Turkey?? (Me too!) And we are incorrect. Turkey was just a distribution center for the stone, which was mined in Persia (modern Iran) and Afghanistan.

This bracelet - shown in the first three photos - is made with round Turkey turquoise beads.

The bracelet with flattened disk beads - photographed alongside this bracelet in images four & five- can be purchased separately HERE.

To learn more about the cultural meanings of turquoise, click HERE.

To learn more about the color turquoise, click HERE.

PLEASE NOTE: This bracelet is made with elastic and does not have a clasp. It has a relatively small diameter. If you would like it to be larger, let us know, and we can have it altered at no extra charge!

This item ships for free!

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37 E. 4th Street

Emporium, PA 15834

Hours: Tuesday - Saturday: 10A - 4P

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(814) 916-4027

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