Necklaces and bracelets using Kingman Turquoise.
An item that can be used as a necklace or a bracelet by connecting bracelets.
The turquoise used is Arizona "Kingman" turquoise beads.
In addition, it is finished with a combination of rare white hearts called gold red and hollow beads that are hollow inside.
*White Hearts, called "golden red", is a slightly dull red and is colored using real gold.
It was made in the middle of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century, and today, if you use gold, you will lose a lot of money.
In addition, hollow beads (silver 925) are light and comfortable to wear, unlike their appearance.
It is made using the technique of hollow beads created by the Native American Navajo tribe.
The design is simple and can be worn regardless of fashion.
It is recommended not only for main use, but also for stacking.
Another point is that it uses a mantel that allows you to put the pin through the ring so that it can be put on and taken off smoothly.
Don't miss it because it is a dish that is particular about design and materials!
[Kingman Turquoise]
Turquoise from Kingman, Arizona.
It is characterized by a black matrix in light blue to blue.
This Kingman mine is located in a historical area called Mineral Park, where Indians have been mining turquoise since ancient times.
The Kingman Mine is one of the largest mines in the United States, making turquoise a popular collector's item.
*Because turquoise beads are natural materials, please note that all shapes are different.