Authentic Shiyan Turquoise Beads｜Natural · Handcrafted · Energy Jewelry

Product Description

Authentic Turquoise From Its True Origin

This prayer bead bracelet is made from natural turquoise sourced directly from Shiyan, Hubei, China —
one of the most respected and historically proven turquoise origins in the world.

Shiyan has been producing turquoise for thousands of years.
Many of the world’s finest turquoise artifacts trace back to this region.

This is real stone, not dyed, not reconstructed, not laboratory-made.

Why Shiyan Turquoise Matters

In the turquoise world, origin is everything.

• Shiyan turquoise forms naturally through copper-rich mineralization

• Each bead develops over millions of years underground

• No two stones are ever identical

The subtle color variations and natural matrix you see are signs of authenticity, not flaws.

Bright, perfectly uniform turquoise is often artificial.
Real turquoise carries depth, texture, and life.

Eastern Energy & Cultural Meaning

In Eastern philosophy, turquoise is regarded as a stone of balance, protection, and grounding.

Traditionally worn by monks, travelers, and spiritual practitioners, turquoise is believed to:

• Calm the mind

• Stabilize emotional energy

• Connect the wearer to earth and intention

This piece is suitable for daily wear, meditation, or spiritual practice.

Product Details

• Material: Natural Turquoise (Undyed, Untreated)

• Origin: Shiyan, Hubei, China

• Craft: Hand-polished beads, hand-strung

• Use: Bracelet / Prayer beads / Meditation jewelry

Important Notes (Transparency)

• Each bracelet is unique in color and pattern

• Natural variation is expected and valued

• This is not an industrial product

• Please avoid chemicals, perfumes, and prolonged water exposure

If you are looking for “perfect color consistency,” this piece may not be for you.
If you value authenticity, origin, and energy, this is made for you.

Final Thought

You are not buying decoration.
You are wearing a piece of the earth’s history, shaped by time, culture, and intention.