Campitos Turquoise Mushroom Necklace Healing Process I love this material so

I love this material so much and this particular stone is one of the very first stones I ever bought when I first started silversmithing -- so it is extra special

or handling other liquids to avoid alteration of the color (especially one as spectacular as this

I included pictures from several angles to show how the stones change in different lighting

The backs are stamped with my makers mark and STERLING

bright blue piece of Persian turquoise with flecks of pyrite is the centerpiece of this lariat

Campitos Turquoise Mushroom Necklace Healing Process I love this material soThis fun little necklace is something new for me! I used a gemmy little piece of Campitos turquoise for the mushroom cap and hand formed the curved stalk and articulating bail. The back is stamped with my makers mark and STERLING, and the necklace is strung with a ___" sterling silver snake chain. Handmade by me, Stephanie Stamp, under the sunny skies of New Mexico. Turquoise is considered a relatively soft and porous stone, and as with all silver