Looking for a handmade, one-of-a-kind ring that is as unique as you are? This stunning Copper Turquoise Ring is perfect for the fashion-savvy individual who wants something different. Copper Turquoise is natural Turquoise that has been crumbled and reformed to add copper to it, in order to create the beautiful effect of the stone. The ring is handmade with the highest quality materials and workmanship, and it shows in the gorgeous design. You'll love the way it looks on your finger, and you'll get the benefit of both coppers as well as turquoise. Whether you're looking for an engagement ring or just a statement piece, this ring is sure to wow.
The rich blue hues of the turquoise are accentuated by the reddish tones of the copper, creating a beautiful contrast that is eye-catching and unique. The ring is handmade, ensuring that each one is slightly different and special in its own way.
Turquoise is known for its positive energy and its ability to promote healing, while copper is said to increase circulation and relieve pain. Together
Please Note As with all Natural Gemstones The colors and inclusion patterns if applicable may vary slightly.
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Gemstone - Copper Turquoise
Measurements 13X18 MM
G E M S T O N E O P T I O N S
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T H E Q U A L I T Y
We buy raw gemstones directly from miners and then get them cut and polished at our workshop , Therefore saving some bucks (additional added fees and markups) avoiding a middle man and making sure of the authenticity of the gems.
And we use top quality materials that are water safe (ideally) However it is highly recommended to avoid water since doing so will prolong the durability and quality of your jewelry.
Also, we recommend avoiding contact with chemicals such as bleach, perfume and sunscreen because they can damage the material over time which will affect its quality.