On the one hand, turquoise contains a variety of trace elements needed by the human body, and long-term wearing can make the human body more harmonious; On the other hand, turquoise is often embedded in jewelry such as gold, silver and copper, and the colors reflect each other, which is very beautiful, or matched with bracelets such as South Red, Red Coral and Bodhi, which makes the wearer more temperament and connotation.
In the western Himalayas, valuables such as turquoise are directly sewn on women's dresses or children's hats.
Sometimes the front of the whole coat is decorated with metal sheets, shells, beads of various materials, buttons and turquoise. Ornaments on children's hats also have protective effects.
Most Tibetan women also make necklaces with turquoise beads and other valuables such as coral, amber, pearls and jadeite. Men's jewelry is relatively simple, usually a few turquoise beads strung together with coral are hung around their necks, or a turquoise bead is tied to the earlobe with a thread. Women in Manan, northwest Nepal proudly wear a 70mm turquoise with two coral beads on the side. Wearing this jewelry means personal safety for the husband who goes out for business.
Turquoise has always been used as medicine. It used to be used to treat eye diseases, ulcers and heartburn, and it is still widely used today. Turquoise symbolizes good luck and warmth. Wearing it for a long time can make you get a happy love, peace and happiness. Turquoise can help people adjust their body functions, improve their physical problems, regulate all aspects of physiology, and have a good effect on treating lung and respiratory diseases.