Since
Turquoise is so important to the Native American culture it is no surprise that
it’s the state gemstone of Arizona. But since we already covered this beautiful
stone in week 18 when we discussed New Mexico (See - Bead 21) I’m not going to
rehash all that good info.
I
will, however, talk about my choice of Turquoise beads. For the past 5 or 6 years I have been amassing
an exquisite collection of goddesses.
The majority of these have the serene, pure cameo look of the
beautifully crafted Balinese goddesses.
I have a few, but not many, of the buxom, earthy, maternal full-figured
goddesses pictured here. But my necklace
needed a goddess to generally protect and keep me safe, so here she is.
So
in the spirit of friendship and love, the addition of the motherly Turquoise
goddess to my necklace is there to wish you peace and inner calm.
Turquoise
was designated the official gemstone of Arizona
in 1974.
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