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Since the dawn of civilization, Turquoise has been cherished for its charm and cultural significance. It has a long history that spans several cultures and nations. Turquoise was utilized in Jewelry by several historical cultures, including the Turkey, Egyptians, Persians, Native Americans, and Chinese. In many cultures, Turquoise Jewelry was worn as a talisman or amulet because it was supposed to possess potent protective properties that might ward off danger and provide good fortune. It is a stunning and unconventional choice for women looking for an engagement ring that deviates from the traditional diamond design due to its brilliant blue-green tint and recognizable matrix motifs.

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