Three turquoise stones adorn this petite cuff.

In Tibet turquoise is considered a protective stone, and most Tibetans wear turquoise on their wrist.

Turquoise is also an important stone in ancient Egypt and in Native American cultures.

Turquoise and the Native Americans

The Navajo people believe that a piece of turquoise is actually a piece of the sky, fallen to earth.

Native American nations, including the Navajo, Acoma Pueblo, and traditionally the Maya and the Aztecs, associated turquoise with spirit communication, healing, and good fortune.

This natural turquoise is soothing, and connects to the throat chakra aiding in better verbal communication.