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Turquoise: meaning, properties and bracelet ideas

Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication and healing. In lithotherapy, it is linked to the Throat chakra and to the water element. Its vibration is considered balanced, which shapes how it combines with other stones.

ChakraThroat
ElementWater
VibrationBalanced
HardnessMohs 5.5
Price per bead0.80 €

Turquoise meaning and properties

In a bracelet, its dominant quality is protective and its polarity is receptive (yin).

Best stones to pair with Turquoise

Calculated by our compatibility engine from chakras, elements, vibration and properties.

Bracelets with Turquoise

Turquoise appears in 2 published bracelets, with an average lithotherapy score of 82/100.

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How to care for Turquoise

Turquoise mineral data sheet

FamilyCopper-aluminum phosphate
CompositionCuAl₆(PO₄)₄(OH)₈·4H₂O
Crystal systemTriclinic
Hardness (Mohs)5 – 6
Density2,6 – 2,8
LusterWaxy to dull
ColorBlue-green
OriginsIran, United States, China

Frequently asked questions

What is Turquoise associated with?

Turquoise is traditionally associated with protection, communication, healing and luck. Its dominant quality is considered protective.

Which chakra is Turquoise linked to?

Turquoise is linked to the Throat chakra, and to the water element.

Can Turquoise get wet?

No. Turquoise does not tolerate water: keep it dry and clean it with a soft dry cloth.

Which stones go well with Turquoise?

According to our compatibility analysis (chakras, elements, vibration and properties), Turquoise pairs best with Amazonite, Malachite and Ocean Jasper.

The properties described here come from lithotherapy traditions. They are not medical claims and do not replace professional advice.