Turquoise is the one stone that makes gold look warmer — and this is the gold-tone turquoise you can wear in the shower.
Every piece here sets a real turquoise stone into waterproof, tarnish-free 18K gold-plated stainless steel. That combination is the whole point: turquoise is a soft stone that needs gentle care, but the metal around it does not — so the setting never darkens, never flakes and never turns your skin green, and the piece stays on your body instead of in a drawer.
What’s in the Turquoise Jewelry Collection
- Turquoise necklaces — dainty pendants, beaded strands and layered statement sets.
- Turquoise rings — thin stackable bands, oval statement stones and bold gemstone rings.
- Turquoise earrings — studs, hoops and short drops.
- Turquoise bracelets — open cuffs, charm bracelets and stone-set chains.
- Turquoise and pearl — the two-stone pairing that reads as heirloom rather than trend.
Why Gold-Tone Turquoise
Most turquoise jewelry on the market is set in sterling silver, because that is the traditional pairing. Gold is the modern one. A warm gold setting lifts the blue-green stone instead of blending into it, which is why “turquoise and gold jewelry” has become one of the fastest-moving pairings in jewelry right now — and it is far harder to find than silver, because most of the market has not caught up.
What Turquoise Means
Turquoise has been worn as the stone of protection for thousands of years — by ancient Egyptians, by Native American tribes of the American Southwest, and by everyone in between. It is traditionally believed to guard the wearer, bring good fortune and calm the mind, and it is still given as a symbol of friendship and loyalty. That meaning is why it makes such a good gift: it says something, and it does not have to be explained.
Explore More Turquoise and Western Styles
If you already know you want a necklace, go straight to our turquoise necklaces; for the hands, start with the turquoise rings or the turquoise bracelets. Earrings are the easiest way into the color — see turquoise earrings. If it is the western styling you are drawn to rather than the stone, browse western jewelry and western chic, and for solid-gold-tone pieces without the stone, look at gold necklaces.
