I think you'll find something you love in this assortment of turquoise necklaces. The collection includes many styles and price ranges. Most turquoise in today's jewelry is treated in some way and some is made from chips of turquoise bonded together with resin. Read Turquoise Facts and Care Advice before you buy.
1. Turquoise Pendant with Multi-Strands Turquoise and Cultured Pearls
Ross-Simons
Multiple strands of randomly sized turquoise beads and nuggets are strung with a variety of freshwater cultured pearls, coming together front and center to display a 1-5/8" long turquoise pendant. 14K gold beads give the strands a warm look. The necklace is 16" long, with a lobster claw clasp in back.
2. Turquoise Necklace with Cultured Rice Pearls
Ross-Simons
Larger turquoise chunks are separated by turquoise chips and clusters of cultured rice pearls. The necklace has a 3" extender to adjust its length, and is held in place with a lobster claw clasp.
3. Egyptian Lapis & Turquoise Necklace
Museum Store Company
Deep blue Lapis tubes and lighter blue turquoise beads are mixed with other gemstones and metals to create a necklace that's based on jewelry finds from Ancient Egypt.
4. 5-Strand Pearl and Turquoise Interlocking Necklace
Ross-Simons
This 18" long necklace is made from multiple strands of 4 mm turquoise and 4 - 4.5 mm cultured freshwater pearls. Strands interlock at the front center, and are secured in back with a sterling silver box clasp.
5. Tairona Multistrand Necklace
National Geographic
Another necklace based on ancient artifacts, this time from the pre-Columbian Tairona culture. The multi-strand necklace is made with an assortment of stones, such as tigereye, jasper, aventure and African Turquoise, all in a 24K gold plated brass setting. The necklace is 18" long and each one is unique.
Note: The African Turquoise used in this necklace is actually a form of jasper that looks much like turquoise.
6. Turquoise Necklace 'Three Paths'
© Novica
Here's a hand crafted turquoise necklace fashioned from three strands that alternate sterling silver and turquoise pebbles. The free-form piece is 16-1/2" long.
7. Turquoise & Fluorite Necklace
© Jewelry Impressions
To create this necklace, a strand of turquoise chips is twisted together with a strand of fluorite pebbles and another made up of green-blue (dyed) shells. Setting components are sterling silver and the necklace can be adjusted from 16 to 18 inches.
8. Turquoise and Citrine Twisted Strands Necklace
Ross-Simons
Five strands of 4-13 mm turquoise stones are highlighted by the warm yellow tones of 5-9 mm citrine chips. A cultured freshwater pearl decorates the 2" extender at the end of this pretty necklace and a sterling silver lobster claw clasp keeps the strands securely in place.
Did you know that citrine is said to diminish hot flashes? Some women even pop the stones in their bras -- but this necklace gives you a much prettier way to wear citrine next to your skin.
