Turquoise is one of the oldest gemstones known to humanity, treasured for thousands of years across Persia, Tibet, Egypt and the Americas, where it was set into amulets, ceremonial objects and jewelry. Persian tradition named it after the notion of victory, and it was famously used to decorate palace domes and the thrones of rulers. In Tibetan and Native American traditions, turquoise has long been carried as a protective talisman on journeys, believed to bring calm and safe passage. It pairs beautifully with pearls, which soften its energy with purity and grace, and with
gold accents that give it warmth. Today it is worn as an everyday protective stone and gifted to wish someone peace and safe travels.