It demonstrates that behaving in ways that are more responsible to the earth and to people: 1  reduces costs through eco-efficiency; 2  provides easier access to capital; 3  reduces risks by being more responsible; 4  better attracts and retains the best talent; 5  drives innovation by setting such ambitious goals as rapid carbon neutrality; 6  enhances labor 7  ... en
The Symbolism of Turquoise Around the World. Turquoise has long been a symbol of wealth and opulence in ancient cultures, but fascination with this striking gemstone has never been stronger than today. No matter where it is found, turquoise is always associated with strong, positive traits such as purity and healing.
White Turquoise! Now there is a peculiar combination of words. Take the word turquoise. It has come to have two meanings, really. One is the sky-blue stone used in designer jewelry and also used extensively by Native American jewelers. The other meaning is now turquoise as in the color.