Turquoise Gemstone: The Most Spiritual and Essential Jewelry for Tarot Reader
In 2021, tarot readers are still popular. Many people are eager to know what’s in the future of their life based on the tarot cards presented by the tarot readers. But, do you notice that most of the tarot readers wear Turquoise gemstone as their main jewelry? What does make it so special aside from its beauty? To find out the answer, let’s take a look below.
The beauty of Turquoise Gemstone
Turquoise is a truly attractive blue-green gemstone that has been prized for centuries for its beautiful color, healing properties, and as a bringer of joy and happiness. As I have observed in many tarot readers, some have used this precious religious stone. This beautiful blue-green gemstone was mined early, and even the early Egyptians mined it extensively in Sinai.
How Tarot Readers Use Turquoise Gemstone
As mentioned, this pearl is said to carry tremendous energy in addition to being tapped as an exceptional style by psychics and Tarot readers. They use this bead to initiate and strengthen their relationship with the spirit world. Many ordinary people also carry this bead because they believe it can protect them from bad luck and unwanted energy. Also, many believe that it should increase the creativity and serenity of the people who wear it.
It is reputed to enhance the serenity and creativity of the wearer. If given to you by someone you like, this turquoise will protect you from bad luck and unwanted energies. In medieval Europe, it was believed that turquoise changed color when its owner was ill or in danger and that the pearl returned to its original color once the danger passed.
The Value of Turquoise Gemstone as Jewelry
How can you determine the value of turquoise? Like many gemstones, it is estimated based on the depth of the stone’s color and its hardness. This is difficult because the color of the rock, being sterile and soft, is likely to fade and not withstand the daily wear and tear it might experience when made into a piece of jewelry.
Because it is a phosphate mineral, it should not come into contact with hairspray, cologne or cosmetics if possible. These can affect the surface of the stone and cause discoloration. Don’t wear makeup or put on cologne until you wear your pink jewelry, and when you take it off, wash it gently with a soft cloth and put it in a box by itself so some of the harder stones won’t ruin it in your collection.
The Treatment of Turquoise Gemstone
Turquoise is often treated to improve both its color and durability. Often, the simple fact that the gemstone has been treated is unclear, and even a professional gemologist can analyze it to find out what remedies it has received. The oldest sunset remedy, dating back to the earliest times, is the pearl’s gentle waxing and oiling.
This process enhances the luster and color of the stone, but oils and waxes the flowers’ whiteness. More modern treatment is to “glue” the stones to glass or vinyl. Low-quality turquoise, which would otherwise be unsellable, absorbs all the water from the glass or plastic under pressure, creating a wetting effect on the pearl that makes it much harder and more usable.