The Palomino Glow Strand
The Palomino Glow Strand
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About the strand:
Soft, radiant, and effortlessly refined, the Palomino Glow Strand glimmers with 4mm Palomino Variscite beads accented by pops of green-blue Campitos turquoise beads. The natural glow of each Palomino Variscite beads stone feels almost lit from within, while petite sterling silver pearl beads add a cool polish. It’s western elegance in its most understated form and a strand that whispers luxury instead of shouting it.
- 17 inches from end to end
- One of a kind
- Features Palomino variscite beads and Campitos turquoise beads
- Machine made sterling silver pearl beads
- Lobster clasp
- Properly finished with sterling silver findings (strung on SILVER PLATED STAINLESS STEEL wire)
About the stone:
Palomino variscite is mined predominantly from the Sonoran Desert region of Mexico. It is a distinctive gemstone featuring a characteristic combination of green and yellow coloration with natural brown or tan matrix patterns throughout. The limited availability of this mineral makes it particularly valuable among collectors and gemstone enthusiasts. Some suggest Palomino variscite possesses soothing qualities that may contribute to enhanced tranquility and emotional balance for wearers.
Campitos turquoise comes from the Sonoran region of Mexico, where it has been mined for centuries. It is a widely sought after stone celebrated for its vivid blue-green color, but there is something else about Campitos turquoise that makes it very distinct. Unlike many turquoise varieties that typically form in veins, Campitos turquoise is mostly found as free-form nuggets embedded in clay deposits. This natural nugget formation makes Campitos turquoise very unique and quite desirable.
Turquoise is a sacred and highly valued stone in Native American cultures, symbolizing healing, protection, and a deep connection to nature, particularly the sky and water. It represents good fortune, strength, and spiritual communication. This stone is integral to ceremonies, rituals, and everyday life, where Native American tribes use it for healing, safeguarding, and even rituals intended to bring about rain.
