This is a ring made with natural Persian Firoozeh (turquoise).
The turquoise used in this accessory is called Shajar, and it has a natural matrix pattern where turquoise and rock are mixed. Shajar means "tree with branches" in Persian, and the branch-like texture of the rock enhances the blue of the turquoise.
We also offer ring size adjustments, so please feel free to contact us even before placing an order.
This is a classic design jewelry that elegantly depicts the charm of Persia.
Enjoy the vivid, deep sky blue color, known as "the color of spring sky," which blends well with skin tones.

Product Specifications

Product number: Ri-S-135

Features of Natural Persian Firoozeh (Turquoise) Jewelry

This stone, mined in ancient Persia (Iran), was brought to Europe via Turkey, and the word "Turkish" became the origin of its name. Persian turquoise is a vivid, deep sky blue color, known as "the color of spring sky," and is a high-quality stone with high hardness. In fact, this is the first stone humanity ever used as a protective amulet.

In Persia, it was cherished as the stone of the royal family for many years, and this Persian blue was also highly valued during the Victorian era.
In addition to Iran, the best quality producing region, turquoise is also produced in Australia, America, China, Egypt, etc., with varying qualities. While many American Arizona turquoises are brought into Japan, this Persian "Firoozeh (turquoise)" is rarely introduced due to its drastically decreasing production in recent years, making it precious.
Please enjoy the unique, vivid, gentle sky blue, Persian blue, of natural Persian turquoise, known as "the color of spring sky," which blends well with skin tones.

Daily Care

We recommend wiping the jewelry each time before storing it to prevent everyday dirt from accumulating.
Please remove it before taking a bath.

Cautions

Since natural stones are used, please be careful to prevent perfumes, sweat, oils, etc., from directly touching the stone when worn. Natural Iranian turquoise is characterized by its high hardness and resistance to discoloration, but in rare cases, the color of the stone may change.