Bluebell Southern Red Turquoise Sandalwood Bracelet

Turquoise, also known as turquoise, is also known as Turkic jade (French and English: turquoise), Stone, and turquoise. It is a hydrated Bronze phosphate mineral and is a phosphate mineral. Molecular structural formula: CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8·4H2O. It is generally produced by the sedimentation of water flow. The color ranges from blue and green to light green and light yellow, and the hardness varies greatly. Among them, the blue one is the most valuable and can be used as expensive jewelry decoration. Blue, blue-green, emerald and other pure colors and dense structures can be used as materials for high-end art carvings. Because of its beautiful color and magnificent patterns, turquoise has become a favorite Gemstone in both the East and the West. In the West, turquoise is also the birthstone representing December among modern birthstones, symbolizing success and victory. Product size measurement method Use a cloth ruler or easily available flexible wire, fit it around the protruding point of the wrist bone (measure the ankle joint for anklets), lay it flat and measure the length. We will use this data to calculate the actual size that is suitable for you during production (please do not reserve a gap for wearing looseness). For example, elastic bracelets (+1-1.5cm) and buckle bracelets (+1.5-2cm) will be slightly different. If it needs to be remade due to incorrect size measurement, you will need to pay for the replacement freight at your own expense. maintenance 1. Pay attention to cleanliness: Jewelry worn or placed for a long time will inevitably become stained with oil, dust and other dirt. When dirty, use a soft rag or small soft brush to wipe it gently. After finishing, drop some olive oil or coconut oil on the palm of your hand, put the bracelet or necklace on the palm of your hand and apply the oil! 2. Try to avoid perfume, oil, and chemicals to prevent corrosion. Avoid bathing, washing and wearing. Cosmetics or toiletries will damage the jewelry and affect the brightness of the color. 3 Pay attention to the temperature: Avoid heat sources and environments with large temperature differences. High temperature environments, long-term exposure to the sun, and large temperature differences in a short period of time can easily lead to fading, graying, or even cracking.