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VINTAGE Spiny Oyster turquoise Sterling Silver Ring

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gines1225
gines1225
Updated May 27
gines1225
gines1225
Updated May 27

VINTAGE Spiny Oyster turquoise Sterling Silver Ring

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Beautiful and delicate spiny oyster and 925 sterling silver ring. Size 5.75. Spiny Oyster is indeed made from real turquoise and real spiny oyster shell. However, it is important to note that it is a man-made composite rather than a naturally occurring stone. This means that while the materials are genuine, the stone itself is a product of human craftsmanship. The spiny oyster can range from a beautiful orange to deep and attractive purple shades. Hard to harvest, the spiny oysters are extremely unique. It is also reported that its shells are rare to find.
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7 Comments
shereeellen
shereeellen Unbelievable that you list it as...spiny oyster and real turquise. Then, you say it is 'man made'. WOW...
May 05Reply
gines1225
gines1225 @shereeellen I'm sorry, but I reached it, and that is what comes out. You don't need to be that sarcastic. thank you for your comment. It is appreciated
May 05Reply
shereeellen
shereeellen @gines1225 i wasnt trying to be sarcastic. sorry if it sounded that way...my point t was, the two natural elements you are talking about...how did they combine the two that look nothing like either? wow! please enlighten me, if you please. thank you.
May 05Reply
gines1225
gines1225 @shereeellen Spiny Oyster Turquoise is a composite gemstone made by combining three of nature's treasures: the spiny oyster shell, turquoise, and copper.
May 05Reply
gines1225
gines1225 @shereeellen The process begins with the spiny oyster shell, carefully selected for its vibrant color and beauty. The shell is then bonded with turquoise through a process called "block" or "composite" turquoise making, where natural stones and shells are fused with a copper matrix.
May 05Reply

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