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Large Turquoise Hoop Earrings Inlaid Sterling Silver French Hook
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Contemporary Inlaid Multi Gemstone Sterling Silver Hoop Post Earring
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Medium Turquoise Hoop Earrings Inlaid Sterling Silver French Hook
SKU: 0838-19481-ERRetail Price: $179.99
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Inlaid Genuine Turquoise and Opal Sterling Silver Jewelry Hoop Post Earrings
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Contemporary Inlaid Genuine Lapis, Jet, Turquoise, Coral Sterling Silver Hoop Post Earrings
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Moss Green Turquoise Sterling Hoop French Hook Earrings
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Native American Jewelry Wholesale Lot of 12 Mixed Stones Sterling Silver Earrings
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Turquoise comes in various color forms, which is attributed to the metals in the ground that surround it. Blue turquoise indicates the presence of copper and green turquoise indicates iron is present. The mother rock or host rock is the matrix. The matrix can be made from several different elements such as quartz, chert, pyrite, cuperite, and manganese oxide. Spider web turquoise is made up of small nuggets that are naturally cemented together with matrix or rock, and when the stone is cut and polished it resembles a spider web.
Different turquoise mines produce varying colors, which can be seen in our collection of Turquoise Hoop Earrings. Sleeping Beauty Turquoise comes from The Sleeping Beauty mine, which is seven miles outside of Globe, Arizona, and is one of the largest in North America. It is known for its solid, light blue color with no matrix, and the host rock is usually granite. Sleeping Beauty turquoise is the favorite stone of the Zuni Pueblo silversmiths for use in needlepoint, petite point, and inlay jewelry. Although some of these earrings were created by Zuni Indian artists and Navajo Indian artists, including the Tahe Family, and are authentic, the collection also includes other Turquoise Hoop Earrings that cannot be authenticated.



