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This listing is for this 92.5 silver pendant from the himalayan kingdom of Nepal that is set with a beautiful example of turquoise stone... This pendant measures approximately 1 1/4" high with the clasp x 3/4" wide. The stone pill box is a kind of colorful marble from northern India and measures 1" wide. This beautiful silver pendant combined with this unusual stone bowl come together to create a totally unique gift brought from Hither & Yon...aloha :)
Turquoise is a porous, non-translucent, semi-precious stone found in solid masses in the cracks of aluminum-rich rock. It is actually a hydrated phosphate of copper & aluminum and can range in color from sky blue to green. The name Turquoise is possibly from the French word pierre turquin for "blue stone", or from Turquie, the french word for Turkey where it is thought to have been discovered. The oldest turquoise mines are located in Alimersai Mountain in Persia (Iran) and in the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt. Turquoise is found in desert regions worldwide. According to legend, Native Americans believed if turquoise was affixed to their bow, the arrow would always hit its mark. They also believed turquoise would bring happiness and good fortune. Turquoise has a hardness of 6 and a specific gravity of 2.60-2.85. Turquoise is the national gemstone of Iran and is one of December's birthstones.
Shipping within the U.S. is $4.00 by priority post with optional insurance for $1.30, and we combine shipping charges on multiple items...International bidders are welcome, this auction could be sent to many countries for as little as $5.50-$9.50. Please inquire with your address for rates...aloha!
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