Turquoise Citrine
Turquoise Citrine
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 NEW WITH TAGS – 17 ENAMEL SPRING PANSY NECKLACE FROM SWEET ROMANCE JEWELRY US $35.50
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 FACETED CITRINE 925 SILVER RING SIZE 6 3 4 US $7.99
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Sterling Silver 4-Strand Carnelian, Garnet, Citrine and Turquoise Beaded Necklace, 16" List Price: $281.00 Sale Price: $119.00  |
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The four colorful strands of this necklace weave and twist around each other for an eye-catching effect. Each strand features a varied combination of beads made of carnelian, garnet, citrine, and turquoise, interspersed with small sterling silver beads... |
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Turquoise & Citrine Nugget Stretch Bracelet- 7.5+ IN List Price: $47.00 Sale Price: $29.00 |
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This bracelet is simply gorgeous. Huge chunks of natural citrine spaced with freeform turquoise have been strung onto a stretchy cord. An Element Jewelry gift box is included with this purchase. Matching necklace & earrings also available (sold separately). |
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.925 Silver, Turquoise & Citrine Nugget Necklace- 16 +2 IN List Price: $119.00 Sale Price: $74.00 |
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This necklace is simply gorgeous. Huge chunks of natural citrine spaced with freeform turquoise have been strung on heavy-gauge silver wire measuring 16". It is finished with a sterling silver lobster-claw and a 1... |
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Turquoise, Citrine, Prehinite, and Czech Glass Beaded Gemstone Toggle Bracelet with Sterling Accent Beads, 7 3/4" long, #8133 Sale Price: $64.00 |
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Soft hues of Autumn colors adorn this beautiful gemstone bracelet made with turquoise, citrine, prehinite, amber, Czechoslovakian glass, and beads of sterling silver. Ladies looking for a subtle yet earthy addition to your jewelry box, this is the bracelet for you! Turquoise, the December birthstone is a multi-purpose healing stone for the body and is good for emotional balance... |
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Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Turquoise Citrine White Agate Daisy Enhancer Sale Price: $124.98 |
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A blossoming beauty of a different kind! As fresh and pure as a sun-soaked summer morning, this gemstone daisy enhancer is at once both subtle and unique enough to garner a second look. The spinning pinwheel petals of the flower are carved from natural dyed white agate... |
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Candygem 18 to 26 Inch Large Chunky Simulated Turquoise Nugget Necklace with Amethyst, Citrine and Multicolor Semi-precious Stone Chips, From Nicolette Berman's Love of Nature Collection. Sale Price: $139.00 |
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This is a stunning peice. 18 Inch Large Simulated Turquoise Nugget and Amethyst Chip Precious Stone Necklace The Turquoise Nuggets measure 14 x 22 mm in this very emmpressive looking necklace CandyGem Style #164122453 |
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Meg Carter Designs 14k Gold Plate, Mother of Pearl, Blue / Green Cloissione Seahorse, Aqua Agate, Turquoise, Freshwater Pearls and Citrine "Seahorse Bauble Chain" Necklace in Blue & Green Sale Price: $175.00 |
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Long 14k gold plate chain with accents of mother of pearl, and a blue / green cloissone seahorse offset with aqua agate, turquoise, freshwater pearls and citrine - all finished with our the signature dangling "MC". |
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Turquoise with Faceted Citrine Bracelet - Aura Chakras Healing Crystal Sale Price: $65.00 |
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Beutiful Turquoise and faceted Citrine are strung on your new crystal healing bracelet. These are made with double stretch-string for easy wear. |
Gemstones, the Significance of Colour
Our response to colour is actually much more complex than most people realise. It's a mixture of instinct, cultural conditioning and the result of personal experiences and associations. We can see instinctive responses in nature, warning colours like red, orange and acid green are associated with being poisonous and animals have evolved to avoid those colours (as other animals have evolved to mimic those warning colours as self-protection. Associations of colours naturally come from our environment too, the blue of the sky, the gold of the sun, the green of grass, the red of blood and orange of fire, all produce memories and emotions. However, the memories and emotions about fire colours for example would be very different for someone who associates them with a log fire on an winter evening and someone who has had the isfortune to be caught in a house or car fire. Often negative memories mean a "gut response" to a colour; the person might not even be aware on a conscious level why they just "don't like" a colour. These individual responses are one of the reasons why you should wear colours and jewellery that you are drawn to, rather than wearing things that you are "told" are right for you. You can't feel confident and relaxed in clothes that you don't feel comfortable in.
One of the biggest cultural differences in the symbolism of colour is with black and white. In the West white is the colour of purity, innocence and marriage, in the Eastern traditions white is the colour of mourning and grief, while black is the colour of funerals and death in the West.
The power of colour to enhance or detract from our appearance is very marked, if you have ever experienced having a personal colour analysis session you can't have failed to be amazed how with some colours draped round your neck you look old, wan and even lopsided! Yet with others, you look younger, prettier and more vibrant. Basically, what colour analysis does is to examine your natural skin tone and classify it as "cool" fair complexion with a cool bluey undertone or "warm" where your skin tones are peachy to golden yellow. This dual classification is then subdivided once more according to how intense your other colouring (eyes/hair) is. Of the two cool skin tones the darker colouring is termed "Winter", she has dark, black or steel grey hair and looks best in clear, bright, true primary colours. The "Summer" person has ash blonde to mid brown hair, they look best in clear cool, subtle shades. The two warm skin tone classifications are "Spring" and Autumn". Autumn people have dark brown hair with reddish lights, they look best in warm, earth like tones which work with the natural glow of the skin. Spring people have lighter hair, normally blonde or red and look best in the lighter, warm colours. Although this may seem a very prescriptive way to choose outfits it doesn't in fact mean you can't wear any colours, it's just the shades you need to be careful of.
I'm going now to look at the colours of gemstones and detail some of the associations with stones of particular colours.
Blue Gemstones
Blue Agate, Lapis Lazuli, Tanzanite, Sapphire, Topaz, Chalcedony, Iolite, Sodalite, Azurite, Blue Tourmaline, Spinel, Aquamarine, Blue Goldstone and Blue Moonstone are all blue stones.
Blue is said to induce calm, peace, creativity and serenity in the wearer. It is also linked to clarity of mental thought, inspiration and helps with meditation.
Yellow Gemstones
Amber, Citrine, Carnelian, Sapphire, Garnet, Tigers Eye, Topaz, Beryl, Jasper and Tourmaline all have yellow forms.
Yellow stones are said to draw attention to the wearer and build self esteem and confidence. Like the sun they illuminate, warm and cheer the wearer.
Orange Gemstones
Coral, Chalcedony, Zircon, Citrine, Sardonyx, Sapphire, Garnet, Fire Opal, Amber, Sunstone, Carnelian, Topaz, and Agate all have orange forms.
As with yellow stones, the flamboyance of orange draws attention to the wearer, it is linked with creativity, energy and sexual ttractiveness. It's a "notice me"! "Pay attention" colour to wear.
Red Gemstones
Garnet, Ruby, Poppy Jasper, Sponge Coral, Sapphire, Red Jasper, Beryl, Tourmaline, Alexandrite and Spinel all have red forms.
Red is associated with excitement, energy and passion. It's bold, fiery and linked with courage. A red gemstone is probably the most popular choice for jewellery because of it's boldness and eye catching quality (red and orange are the colours that we see first at a distance).
Green Gemstones
Tsavorite Garnet, Opal, Sapphire, Malachite, Serpentine, Jade, Peridot, Gaspeite, Tourmaline, Emerald, Jadeite, Jasper, Zircon, Beryl, Adventurine,Topaz and Alexandrite all have Green forms.
Green because of its vegetative associations is linked with fertility and wealth, it is also said to the be most relaxing colour of all to look at and hence to be soothing and calming to wear.
Violet
Flourite, Amethyst, Charoite, Suglite, Jasper, Tanzanite, Garnet, Sapphire, Topaz, Agate, Chalcedony, Tourmaline and Spinel all have purple/violet forms.
Purple has been associated for centuries with royalty, power and wealth, more recently it has been liked with spirituality, creativity and insight.
Black
Onyx, Agate, Snowflake Obsidian, Jet, Black Spinel, Black Pearl, Haematite.
Black or the absence of colour/light has many symbolisms, the colour of mourning and grief, the colour of high fashion and chic, sexy dressing. In jewellery, black stones are said to protect the emotions of the wearer from being displayed, allowing the wearer to remain mysterious.
Aqua/Turquoise Stones
Aquamarine, Topaz, Turquoise, Amazonite, Opal, Tourmaline, Apatite.
The colour of water or of the sea these stones are loved for their associations with the coolness and cleanliness of pure water. Blue/green stones are said to promote feelings of tranquility and help with meditation as well as inspiring creativity in the wearer.
Pink
Beryl, Kunzite, Sapphire, Rubellite Garnet, Pink Jasper, Tourmaline, Rose Quartz, Topaz, Pink Pearls, Strawberry Quartz, Champagne Quartz.
Pink has many of the same qualities as red, only as you would expect, they are gentler and more muted. Said to help with feelings of anger and isolation. Pink represents friendship, love and trust.
White/Clear Stones
Diamond, Sapphire, Opal, Moonstone, Topaz, Pearls, Beryl, Zircon
White and clear stones represent purity and truth and are often used as protective stones. Associated with the moon and femininity they are often given to celebrate loving landmarks in peoples lives such as engagements, weddings and anniversaries.
Brown Stones
Amber, Agate, Smoky Quartz, Topaz, Sapphire, Diamond, Tourmaline, Zircon
Brown is the colour of the earth and the simple truths in life. Brown stones are said to promote wisdom, health, gravitas and stability in the wearer.
To summarise then, colour is a very powerful tool to use in projecting yourself to other people. It is also helpful in creating a desired mood or feeling through its personal assocations. Use it with care!!
About the Author
About Author:
Helen Quenet is a jewellery designer and silversmith working in the UK. She runs two websites stonesandsilver.co.uk and helenquenet.co.uk