One hundred eight turquoise beads. Mined from Himalayan deposits and shaped by hand. The color shifts bead to bead — some deeper blue, some greener, some threaded with dark veins. That is how natural turquoise works. No two the same.
Turquoise has been worn in Tibet for over two thousand years. Travelers wore it for protection on the road. Pilgrims wore it for focus during long journeys. One hundred eight beads. One full circle. The sky stone, worn.
