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43.50 CTS 1 STRAND TURQUOISE FINE BEADS
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- Dimensions (mm)
- 7.000 x 4.000 x 2.000mm
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Patriks Beads & Gems
1 STRAND TOP QUALITY TURQUOISE BEADS
THESE BEADS ARE VERY SMALL BUT THE LOOK OF THEM
ARE FANTASTIC AS VERY DELICATE FINE INTRICATE LOOKING.
I HAVE A GOOD RANGE OF THESE IN
JADE , CORAL , LAPIS , TURQUOISE , SO GREAT IDEA TO
MIX AND MATCH AND MAKE YOUR OWN DESIGN UP AS I JUST
LOVE THE LOOK OF THEM .
FULL MONEY BACK REFUND IF YOUR NOT PLEASED WITH YOUR PURCHASE
Pre-dating the ancient Egyptians, turquoise was one of the first mined gems in human history. Turquoise is created through a hydrothermal alteration (change done by heat in water or gases found in the Earth’s surface). Thousands of years ago magma rose through the layers of the Earth. As it made its journey upwards, it shifted and rearranged different minerals found in the Earth’s crust. Minerals that contained copper, chalcopyrite, malachite and azurite, were some of these shifted rocks. As they were forced upwards by the fiery hot magma they would touch other minerals along the way. When the right temperature was reached oxidation would occur. Oxidation is loss of hydrogen by an influx of oxygen. When this happened the copper would begin to mingle. If it happened to meet feldspar, which contained aluminum, and apatite, which contained phosphorous, turquoise was formed
WEIGHT: 43.50 CTS APP
SIZE MM: 7 X 4 X 2
( 6MM IS APPROX 1/4 INCH )
LENGHT : 15 INCHES
CODE: P 206
LOVE THE LOOK OF THEM .
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 7.000 x 4.000 x 2.000 mm
- Weight (cts)
- Colours
-
Patriks Beads & Gems
1 STRAND TOP QUALITY TURQUOISE BEADS
THESE BEADS ARE VERY SMALL BUT THE LOOK OF THEM
ARE FANTASTIC AS VERY DELICATE FINE INTRICATE LOOKING.
I HAVE A GOOD RANGE OF THESE IN
JADE , CORAL , LAPIS , TURQUOISE , SO GREAT IDEA TO
MIX AND MATCH AND MAKE YOUR OWN DESIGN UP AS I JUST
LOVE THE LOOK OF THEM .
FULL MONEY BACK REFUND IF YOUR NOT PLEASED WITH YOUR PURCHASE
Pre-dating the ancient Egyptians, turquoise was one of the first mined gems in human history. Turquoise is created through a hydrothermal alteration (change done by heat in water or gases found in the Earth’s surface). Thousands of years ago magma rose through the layers of the Earth. As it made its journey upwards, it shifted and rearranged different minerals found in the Earth’s crust. Minerals that contained copper, chalcopyrite, malachite and azurite, were some of these shifted rocks. As they were forced upwards by the fiery hot magma they would touch other minerals along the way. When the right temperature was reached oxidation would occur. Oxidation is loss of hydrogen by an influx of oxygen. When this happened the copper would begin to mingle. If it happened to meet feldspar, which contained aluminum, and apatite, which contained phosphorous, turquoise was formed
WEIGHT: 43.50 CTS APP
SIZE MM: 7 X 4 X 2
( 6MM IS APPROX 1/4 INCH )
LENGHT : 15 INCHES
CODE: P 206
LOVE THE LOOK OF THEM .
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