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Origin: Persia Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Modern Medium: Turquoise, Diamonds
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Barakat Gallery |
405 North Rodeo Drive |
Beverly Hills |
California-90210 |
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Phone : 310.859.8408 |
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Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Turquoise Rings Medium: Turquoise, Diamonds
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Barakat Gallery |
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Phone : 310.859.8408 |
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Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Turquoise Rings Medium: Turquoise, Gold
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Barakat Gallery |
405 North Rodeo Drive |
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Phone : 310.859.8408 |
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Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Turquoise Rings Medium: Turquoise, Gold
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Barakat Gallery |
405 North Rodeo Drive |
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Phone : 310.859.8408 |
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Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Jewelry Medium: Turquoise, Diamonds
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Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Jewelry Medium: Turquoise, Diamonds
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Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Turquoise Rings Medium: Turquoise, Diamonds
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A gem of celestial blue beauty, turquoise (“The Turkish Stoneâ€) has been prized as adornment and sought after asa talisman throughout the ages and all over the More »
A gem of celestial blue beauty, turquoise (“The Turkish Stoneâ€) has been prized as adornment and sought after asa talisman throughout the ages and all over the world. A complex phosphate of aluminum and copper, which ranges in color from bright blue, to green, to gray, turquoise is mined mostly in arid regions with sedimentary and fractured volcanic rocks. The pharaohs of Egypt left inscriptions recording their successful turquoise mining in the Sinai desert, while the Indians of the American southwest—who considered it a sacred stone—found their sources chiefly in New Mexico and Arizona. Turquoise occurs in a wide area of the near east and Europe, and its use in jewelry and amulets dates from the 5th millennium before Christ. The Egyptians particularly valued it as a bringer of luck, in which capacity it is still used throughout the middle east. In the Americas, it was considered an essential possession for a medicine man, and was used extensively as adornment, as it still is today. Ancient Indian burial sites have yielded up thousands of turquoise beads used to decorate the deceased. Its power as a charm of good fortunes thought to be unrivaled because of its lucky blue color; it is believed to protect the wearer from accidents and falls. Therapeutically, the gem is useful for freeing the body from toxins, preventing arthritis, curing eye diseases, and relieving urinary disorders. To wear turquoise is to wear the sky on a bright and sunny day. Perhaps no gem delights the sense in quite the same ways as the diamond, which burns with a deep internal fire. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. Diamonds are normally colorless, but are also found in shades including yellow, pink and blue. In eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamonds defines the standards of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. - (FJ.0317)Medium: Diamond-Turquos-Gold « Less
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Mobe Pearl set in a 14 karat gold pendant. - (FJ.0422)Medium: Pearl-Gold
Mobe Pearl set in a 14 karat gold pendant. - (FJ.0422)Medium: Pearl-Gold « Less
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Beautiful as the moonlit sky shot through with golden stars, lapis lazuli has been treasured since the dawn of civilization. Its sources are few, mostly in eastern mines of More »
Beautiful as the moonlit sky shot through with golden stars, lapis lazuli has been treasured since the dawn of civilization. Its sources are few, mostly in eastern mines of what is now Afghanistan, and its rarity made it the favored jewel of ancient royalty. The kings and queens of Mesopotamia had their cylinder seals carved of lapis; the Egyptians made their most precious amulets from it. So eager were the Egyptians for objects made from lapis that they created an imitation paste from the ground stone. During the Renaissance, the rich ultramarine of the great master painters was also made from powdered lapis, brought overland on arduous journeys that lasted years. Poets from Ancient Sumer through the modern age have used it as metaphor of beauty and rarity. Besides its appealing loveliness, the gem is thought to have curative powers and is used as a remedy for fever, gall-stones, sleeplessness and above all, melancholy. Who, looking upon this splendid stone, could feel anything but happiness? - (FJ.3264)Medium: Lapis lazuli « Less
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405 North Rodeo Drive |
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Phone : 310.859.8408 |
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