Rectangle Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Ring - Size 7.5
Rectangle Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Ring - Size 7.5
Rectangle Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Ring - Size 7.5
Rectangle Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Ring - Size 7.5
Rectangle Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Ring - Size 7.5

Rectangle Polychrome Qingu Turquoise Ring - Size 7.5

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This truly unique ring features a stunning Polychrome Qingu Turquoise  set in fine and sterling silver. The edge of the bezel has been textured, adding to the uniqueness of this ring. The chunky band is made from four silver stacking rings that have been soldered together and hammered to create a rugged beauty. The width of the band measures ~ 11 mm. 

Size 7.5 - note that wide rings tend to fit smaller than their true size (ring can be stretched up to ~1 size larger) 

Polychrome Qingu Turquoise is a natural turquoise variety sourced from the renowned Qingu mine in the Hubei Province of China. It features a dramatic, multi-colored mix ranging from robin's egg blue and teal to deep forest green, often mixed with iron-stained or rusty orange-brown spots. It has a matrix characterized by thick dark brown, black, or spiderweb veining that creates a strong contrast against the brighter gemstone body. Individual stones often resemble tiny, painted landscapes.

Metaphysical properties: Turquoise has been prized for centuries as a talisman of protection, wisdom, and emotional balance. Some believe turquouise promotes calm and helps to stabilize mood swings and dispel negative energy or anxiety. It has been linked to the Throat Chakra, and is often called the "stone of voice" to help express thoughts with clarity and confidence. It has historically been worn as a shield against negative forces, accidents, or the "evil eye".

A Note About My Jewelry


I create powerful, unique, and sacred adornment crafted from Earth's finest gifts. All of my jewelry is hand-made and hand-finished, from natural and often recycled or repurposed materials. I try to use every bit of metal on my bench and not let anything go to waste. In this way, all my pieces are somehow related - melted, remelted, cut, recut, weaving together so many stories being told through the jewelry. No two items are exactly alike and my pieces will have natural imperfections - I believe it is these slight imperfections that give hand fabricated items their soulful character and appeal.