Turquoise - opaque, blue-to-green mineral

Long before socket wrenches and YouTube tutorials, Native Americans were spiritually torquing minerals with nothing but antlers, stone tools, and sheer ancestral sass. You think you’re tough? Try mining turquoise with a deer bone while chanting to the rain gods. 🪨 Turquoise wasn’t just a pretty stone, it was the Beyoncé of the mineral world. Legend says it was formed when Native Americans cried tears of joy during rain dances, and those tears mixed with the earth to create turquoise. So yes, it’s basically emotional bling. 🔧 Quartz and Flint? Those were the OG multitools. Arrowheads, knives, spiritual paperweight, you name it. And when they torqued those minerals into shape, they didn’t just make weapons. They made statements. And let’s not forget the medicine men, who burned sulfur like it was incense from a mystical spa. This pendant isn’t just sitting around waiting to be picked. Oh no. It’s got places to be, energies to align, and necklines to bless.❤️