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The Sonoran Sierra Strand

The Sonoran Sierra Strand

Regular price $172.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $172.00 USD
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About the strand:

The Sonoran Sierra Strand is ALL about color. Featuring vibrant Sonoran Mountain turquoise heishi beads in an unforgettable blend of blues and greens, this piece showcases exactly why this turquoise is so coveted. Sterling silver pearl beaded accents (ranging from 3mm to 10mm) add dimension and shine, including a bold statement focal bead creation at the front center of the strand. Whether worn solo or layered into a larger stack, this strand was made to turn heads y'all.

    • Approx. 18" end to end
    • Exclusive, one-of-a-kind hand-strung design
    • Features genuine Sonoran Mountain turquoise (MEXICO)
    • Machine made sterling silver pearl beads
    • Properly finished with sterling silver lobster clasp, eye closure, and findings.
    • Strung on professional-grade COATED STAINLESS STEEL beading wire for durability and longevity
      NOTE: Internal components can cause finished jewelry to have magnetic response. This does NOT affect the authenticity of the sterling silver beads.

About the stone: 

Sonoran Mountain turquoise is known for its striking range of color, often displaying vibrant blues, rich greens, and beautiful transitions between the two colors within the same stone. Mined in the Sonora Desert in northern Mexico near Arizona, this turquoise is well-known for its vivid color saturation and natural character. Unlike many traditional turquoise varieties, Sonoran Mountain turquoise often forms without a heavy matrix, allowing the color to take center stage. 

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.

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