Cosmic Nubian Turquoise Waterdrop Necklace With Black Leather Cord

Maintenance:
All jewellery is delicate, so please handle it with care.

Store your jewellery in the box it arrives in. This will protect it against damage, moisture and UV rays (which can affect certain crystals).

To keep your jewellery looking its best please do not get your jewellery wet. Avoid wearing with creams and perfumes and always take off before showering. Jewellery can be cleaned by gently polishing with a dry cloth.

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Turquoise in the bible;

The first mention of stones in the Bible (Exodus 28:17-20) has to do with the stones in Aaron's breastplate. Aaron was Moses' brother and led the tribe of the high priests. His breastplate was adorned with twelve stones and is described in the Bible as the breastplate of judgment or decision.  "You shall put settings of stones in it, four rows of stones: The first row shall be a sardius, a topaz, and an emerald {sometimes carbuncle is listed here}; this shall be the first row; the second row shall be a turquoise {sometimes emerald is listed here}, a sapphire, and a diamond; the third row, a jacinth {sometimes listed as a ligure}, an agate, and an amethyst; and the fourth row, a beryl, an onyx, and a jasper."
Ex 39:11; Ezek 28:13  There are many differences of opinions among scholars as to the identification of many of the stones of the Old Testament, but due to the widespread use of turquoise in those times it is very likely that one of those obscure terms refers to this beautiful gemstone. In fact, turquoise, carnelian, and lapis lazuli were the most used gems by the ancient Egyptians. Turquoise specimens have been found in excavations of early civilizations such as Sumer (3500 BC). Turquoise was used by the Egyptians of the First Dynasty (3000 BC) and it was mined at Serabit on the Sinai Peninsula as far back as 5500 B.C. Turquoise was valued by most ancient civilizations, including the Aztecs, Incas, Persians, Egyptians, and Native Americans. There are more legends associated with turquoise than with any other gemstone. Turquoise was believed to prevent accidents, and to cure diseases of the head and the heart. It was also believed to make one invulnerable and it was placed on body armor, turbans, swordz and knives.

Crystal Information
Crystals have inclusions, which appear naturally in gemstones. Sometimes they can be accidentally mistaken as cracks, but they're actually minerals that have been trapped within the crystal as it has grown. Inclusions are perfectly natural and make each individual crystal unique. They're part of the crystal's natural beauty and history.
• Blue: heaven, revelation, priesthood, "Jehovah Color"
   Blue stones: lapis lazuli, aquamiarine, chalcedony, sapphire, turquoise

Metal/Material Information

• Leather Cord
  This black braided faux leather cord is 45cm long and 1.5mm thick.

Disclaimer: This necklace is a decorative piece that is not meant for mystical purposes.
Deuteronomy 18:9-12Ezekiel 13:18, 20 & 21
2 Thessalonians 2:9 & 10Revelation 16:13 & 14Exodus 7:10-12Acts 8:9-13
Psalm 103:2-4Revelation 22:14 & 15