Collection: Turquoise Jewelry

Handmade Turquoise Jewelry for Women

Looking for turquoise jewelry that feels special, not souvenir-shop? So much turquoise jewelry is bulky or dated. Ours is handmade in our Key West studio with natural turquoise set in sterling silver and 14K gold, in clean, modern designs you can wear every day.

Shop Turquoise Rings, Necklaces and Earrings

Sterling Silver Turquoise Rings

Statement rings like the Stella Blue marquise, Royston ribbon and Golden Hills lavender turquoise ring. Each stone has its own color and natural pattern, so no two rings look alike.

Turquoise Necklaces in Gold and Silver

Hand-knotted Kingman turquoise candy necklaces, sterling silver paperclip chains and charm necklaces that layer easily with the gold and silver you already own.

Turquoise Earrings

Lightweight dangle earrings in Kingman, Campitos and Golden Hills turquoise, an easy way to add color to a simple outfit.

Turquoise Bracelets and Charms

A hand-knotted Kingman turquoise bracelet or a turquoise heart charm adds a small pop of blue to your everyday stack.

The Turquoise in Our Collection

• Kingman turquoise (Arizona): classic sky blue, often with dark veining.
• Golden Hills turquoise (Kazakhstan): a rare lavender-blue with brown matrix.
• Number 8 turquoise (Nevada): known for its golden-brown spiderweb pattern.
• Royston turquoise (Nevada): blue-to-green stone with natural matrix.
• Campitos turquoise (Mexico): bright robin's egg blue.

Why Shop Turquoise Jewelry at Coral Strands

• Handmade, not mass-produced: every piece is made by hand in our Key West studio.
• Natural turquoise: stones from Arizona, Nevada, Mexico and Kazakhstan.
• Quality metals: solid 14K gold, 14K gold-filled and sterling silver.
• One of a kind: natural stones mean every piece is unique.
• Free shipping on orders over $150.
• As seen in MSN, Marie Claire and StyleBlueprint.

How to Tell Real Turquoise

We work only with natural turquoise. If you are curious how to spot the difference when shopping, read our guide on how to tell real turquoise.

How to Wear Turquoise Jewelry

• Everyday: turquoise dangle earrings with a white tee and denim.
• Layered: a turquoise candy necklace stacked with gold chains or pearls.
• Mixed metals: pair a sterling silver turquoise ring with gold rings.
• Vacation: turquoise looks especially good with linen and summer whites.

Turquoise Jewelry FAQ

Is turquoise jewelry good for everyday wear?

Yes. Turquoise is a softer, porous stone, so take it off before swimming, showering or applying lotion and perfume. With that simple care, it is made to be worn every day.

Does turquoise look better in silver or gold?

Both. Sterling silver gives turquoise a classic Southwestern look, while 14K gold feels warmer and more modern. Many women mix the two.

Is turquoise a birthstone?

Yes. Turquoise is a birthstone for December. Shop our December birthstone turquoise jewelry.

How do I clean turquoise jewelry?

Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not soak turquoise or use jewelry dips, steam or ultrasonic cleaners.

What is the difference between turquoise and aquamarine?

Turquoise is opaque with natural veining. Aquamarine is clear and sparkly. Read aquamarine vs turquoise.

Did Lainey Wilson's stylist choose one of your rings?

Yes. Lainey Wilson's stylist chose our Golden Hills turquoise ring.

Turquoise Jewelry Care

• Keep away from lotions, perfume, hairspray and cleaning products.
• Remove before swimming or showering.
• Store in a soft pouch, away from harder gemstones.
• Polish metal gently with a soft cloth.