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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.
Turquoise is a cryptocrystalline material which forms when copper is transported in water and interacts with phosphorous and aluminum-bearing rocks.Natural turquoise will have veins and inclusions, most often brown in color.Composite turquoise is man-made and produced by grinding the natural stone to a powder and reshaping it using molds and liquid adhesive, which later hardens. It is the copper that gives turquoise its blue green color.Peruvian turquoise, for example, is more green than blue. Turquoise is also produced in Chile, Persia, China, Egypt, Iran and Turkey. The name turquoise, means âTurkishâ in French.he turquoise used in Charisma Bolivia jewelry is imported from neighboring countries, but primarily Brazil. We also use a deeper green turquoise imported from Peru.