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Pure Turquoise Rings in Sterling Silver
Pure turquoise rings remain one of the most sought-after styles in natural stone jewelry. This collection features 36,647 turquoise rings set in .925 sterling silver, with prices ranging from $6 to $6,302. Turquoise forms over millions of years as water filters through rock containing copper and aluminum. The result is a stone that ranges from sky blue to green, often marked with dark matrix lines from the host rock. Each ring ships free within the US and features genuine turquoise, never synthetic or reconstituted material.
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Natural Turquoise Rings: Stone History and Properties
Turquoise has been mined for over 6,000 years, with significant deposits found in the American Southwest, Iran, China, and Egypt. The stone ranks 5 to 6 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it softer than quartz but durable enough for daily wear when set properly in sterling silver. Color depends on copper and iron content: higher copper produces blue tones, while iron creates greener shades. The matrix patterns running through turquoise come from the surrounding rock where the stone formed. Spiderweb matrix, common in Nevada turquoise, shows thin dark lines across the surface. Stones from Arizona's Sleeping Beauty mine often appear without matrix, displaying solid blue coloring. These natural variations mean no two turquoise rings look identical. SilverRush Style has supplied natural turquoise jewelry since 2005. All settings use .925 sterling silver, and every stone is genuine turquoise sourced from established mines. Browse the full collection to find a ring that fits your size and style preferences.How can I tell if turquoise is real?
Genuine turquoise feels cool to the touch and shows natural color variations. At SilverRush Style, all turquoise is natural stone, never plastic, howlite dyed to look like turquoise, or synthetic material.
Does turquoise change color over time?
Turquoise can shift slightly in color when exposed to oils, lotions, or prolonged sunlight. This is a characteristic of natural stone. Store your ring away from direct light and remove it before applying skincare products.
What is the matrix in turquoise?
Matrix refers to the dark lines or patches within the stone. These are remnants of the host rock where the turquoise formed. Matrix patterns vary by mine location and add to each stone's individual character.
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