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 name Turquoise is derived from the French, pierre turquoise, meaning âTurkish stone,â because the trade routes that brought Turquoise to Europe from the mines in central Asia went through Turkey, and Venetian merchants often purchased the stone in Turkish bazaars. [Simmons, 419]
Native American Indian Turquoise Jewelry. Turquoise is, undoubtedly, the most common stone used in Southwestern Indian jewelry. And while the bright, sky blue stones set in sterling silver are commonly seen in Zuni turquoise jewelry, turquoise naturally occurs in a variety of hues.ative American Indian Turquoise Jewelry. Turquoise is, undoubtedly, the most common stone used in Southwestern Indian jewelry. And while the bright, sky blue stones set in sterling silver are commonly seen in Zuni turquoise jewelry, turquoise naturally occurs in a variety of hues.