Turquoise : Meaning, Healing Properties, Color, Facts, Power, Mythology, History And Myths

1. Physical healer

Turquoise is a stone of strength, good for fatigue, despair, panic attacks, and depression. It improves psychic and physical immune systems and supports the absorption of nutrients, viral infections, and alleviates pollution. Turquoise is an anti-inflammatory and detoxifying stone, which also helps in reducing excess acidity and benefits rheumatism, gout, and the stomach.

Turquoise aids in problems of the eyes, brain, neck, ears, and throat, particularly migraine pains, cataracts, and headaches. It is also supportive to the respiratory system thereby treating allergies and disorders in the lungs. It is believed that wearing a Turquoise necklace helps put off tracheitis and other diseases related to bronchitis. It is also thought to cure speech disorders such as stumbling and stammering.

1. Emotional Healer

Turquoise is an efficient healer known to provide relief for the overall well-being of the body. It is beneficial for the equilibrium of the mood and emotion by and large by providing it tranquillity and peace. It alleviates nervous tension and brings the focal point back to the heart. It is compassionate and balancing, assisting one to identify the grounds for pleasure and misery and overpower them.

The benefits of wearing turquoise jewelry to being the stone of purification, dispersing negative energy from the body, and cleaning the electromagnetic pollution from the atmosphere. It promotes a sense of self-realization and thus comforts the nerves when speaking in the presence of others. It helps in stabilizing mood swings that surround a person at any time and dissolves the negative attitude of self-sabotaging.

1. Spiritual Healer

Spiritually, Turquoise nurses back and cleanse the energy centers of the body. It lets the wearer feel and sense the beauty, kindness, and trust that prevail in the heavenly powers. It inspires the wearer to extend the feelings to others of what he wishes for himself—kindness, contentment, freedom, love, and compassion.

The turquoise pendants boost the capacity of the wearer to see all characteristics of himself, whether good or bad and to incorporate these aspects into an organized form. It helps the wearer to learn from his mistakes and not repeat them again.

1. Heals and balances chakra

Turquoise bracelets build up energy fields and other meridians of the body to enhance communication between the corporeal and spiritual worlds. To sustain concentration while meditation, place it on the third eye chakra. For the Throat Chakra, Turquoise helps in releasing old promises, and self-consciousness and lets the inner strength stand for itself once more.

Turquoise is a stone that finds the entirety and genuineness in a person. It makes it easy to express oneself and bring forward one's innermost insight. Turquoise instills power in those who are introverted about sharing their thoughts and perceptive with others.

 

An opaque gemstone, Turquoise is the mineral that is made up of hydrous phosphate of copper and aluminium. This combination of minerals is considered to be of a fine grade in the category of gem and ornamental stones. However, the limitations, treatments, and synthetics that have been introduced in the recent markets have devalued the uniqueness of Turquoise.

The most excellent quality of Turquoise is also prone to fracture, and as a result of which it reaches an utmost hardness of just in between 5-7 on the Moh’s scale. Characteristically, Turquoise is a cryptocrystalline mineral and does not form a single crystal. Its shine is usually between waxy to semi-vitreous.

Turquoise is a permeable gemstone, and thus it can easily be dyed. The dying of Turquoise is done to emphasize its blue color from those stones which are mottled or have a high amount of green in them. However, these dyed stones can eventually wear off by the time and certain chemical exposures. Moreover, to enhance the lustre of Turquoise, which is a little dull, a kind of wax or a plastic lubricant is also used. The chemical name for Turquoise is “Aluma Phosphate”.

Types of Turquoise

1. White Turquoise

White Turquoise or White Buffalo Turquoise is a popular stone that is used in the southwest silver jewellery. It is somewhat creamy-white in color with a waxy texture. The black speckles on this stone make it similar to that of the skin of a buffalo, and hence it is called as White Buffalo Turquoise, or White Turquoise. It is considered to be holy.

1. Sleeping Beauty Turquoise

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise is found in the south-western part of the United States in Arizona. These are highly demanded stones and have made an incredible impact on the history of Turquoise over the past few years. The stone is called Sleeping Beauty Turquoise because the hilltop where it is mined resembles a woman who is sleeping with arms crossed. It is purely and beautifully sky-blue in color.

1. Copper Turquoise

Mainly in blue and blue-green color, Copper Turquoise is called so because this stone is more enhanced by nature as it has amazing copper speckles on it, which the blue color of Turquoise more prominence.

1. Web Matrix Turquoise

The dark veins, which are somewhat similar to a spider’s web and often run through Turquoise are called Matrix. Web Matrix Turquoise is basically the leftovers of the rock that helps the formation of the Turquoise through oxidation and weathering procedures over millions of years.