Description

This Native American inspired beaded heishi necklace is made with 4mm natural white buffalo turquoise from Nevada, greenish blue Kingman Arizona turquoise, and sterling silver spacer beads. The beads are rich and pure in color and uniform in size, making for a clean flowing pattern of semi precious gemstones. The overall design results in a stunning piece of jewelry that is beautiful and feminine for a female while also being fit for a man, expressing his softer side. The 4mm AAA grade white buffalo turquoise beads are beautiful shades of gray and white polished to a fine quality semi gloss luster that compliments that of the blue green turquoise. onyx. Modeled in 18" length. The 4mm greenish blue heishi beads are from the Kingman Turquoise Mine in Kingman Arizona. The beads are stunning shades of blue-green with a matrix pattern that compliments that of the buffalo turquoise. We promise that this piece will meet and exceed your expectations as it invites sincere compliments from others for it's beauty and workmanship. White Buffalo Turquoise: This rare white turquoise is actually white in color while still being turquoise. It is the most spiritual of all the turquoise colors. While containing all of the colors on the spectrum, it represents enlightenment, knowledge, and transformation. As a Healing Stone, the color alone is not specific to any one chakra. Rather, it covers all of them. A little history about Kingman Turquoise for you :) The Kingman Turquoise Mine is the oldest working mine and highest producing turquoise mine in the world, originally discovered by prehistoric Indians over 1500 years ago. The superior properties of the Kingman turquoise set the standard for quality worldwide, as all turquoise traded is measured against Kingman turquoise as world currencies are measured against the dollar. Kingman Turquoise is known for its beautiful pure turquoise colors ranging from bluish green to sky blue. The many variants of green and blue turquoise are known for the finest matrix patterns of pure turquoise with often little to no markings, webbing, or matrix, making it very valuable and sought after. Kingman Turquoise is mined from the copper rich rock formations of the Kingman Turquoise Mine in Kingman Arizona, which lies along prehistoric Native American trade routes. Natural Kingman Green Turquoise captures the magic and mystery of the ancient Southwest. Turquoise is known to be the purification stone of peace and serenity, a gentle guiding light that inspires self-care and self-confidence. - 100% natural color, not dyed, treated or color enhanced. - Photos taken outside in natural lighting and in a light box. - No filters or color enhancements are added to the photos. The necklace is strung with premium strong 49 micro woven stainless steel beading wire with nylon coating. I use only the finest brightly polished sterling silver and gold filled findings. A large clasp that is easy to hold and open completes this necklace. I offer this in lengths; choker 14" - 28". Please select your size and finish from the drop down menu. A 2" necklace extender is included, so you can adjust the necklace and wear it at different lengths. Please message me if you would like the necklace without the extender. * Unisex styling, suitable for a man or woman and would make a perfect gift! * This necklace is completely handmade and constructed in my studio. * All pieces purchased come ready for gift-giving *Shipping on this item is within 3 days of receiving payment. *Standard Shipping to U.S. Addresses: Orders are shipped via USPS 1st class mail and per USPS guidelines, domestic delivery times range between 2-9 days, but in most cases 2-4 business days to the contiguous 48 states. *Standard Shipping to International Addresses: Orders are shipped via USPS 1st class international mail and per USPS guidelines, delivery times range between 10-21 business days. Green Blue Turquoise & White Buffalo Necklace, 4mm Heishi Beaded Hippie Boho Bohemian Unique Unisex Gemstone Southwestern Collar Choker Thank you for visiting this listing!