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Materials

Turquoise

GIA describes turquoise as a hydrated phosphate of copper and aluminum, with colors from blue to green and a porous structure. Visible veins may be part of the rock matrix. This information helps to recognize common terms in jewelry sheets. Appearance alone does not confirm identity or treatment; here, no cabochon, bead, or commercial piece is authenticated.

Conceptual photograph showing hands handling various polished and raw turquoise stones on a tray and table, with an open book with turquoise illustrations, flowers, and a magnifying glass.
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Type
gema
Mineral
turquoise
Mohs Hardness
5–6

Origin and documentation

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Verification date: 18.10.2026

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