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Turquoise Charms


Welcome to our turquoise charms page.

Turquoise is a very rich blue gemstone and here you can see our ranges of charms in this very unique stone.

We offer free delivery on all orders, and also a gift wrapping service if you would like to make your present look impressive.

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In the meantime you can see some of our best selling items below or pick a new category from the left column.

Apatite Necklace MORE INFO...
Apatite Necklace
Traditional Turquoise Necklace MORE INFO...
Traditional Turquoise Necklace
Amethyst Earrings MORE INFO...
Amethyst Earrings
Apatite Earrings MORE INFO...
Apatite Earrings
Classic Lapis Lazuli Bracelet MORE INFO...
Classic Lapis Lazuli Bracelet
Marcasite Earrings MORE INFO...
Marcasite Earrings
Classic Peridot Bracelet MORE INFO...
Classic Peridot Bracelet
Traditional Turquoise Bracelet MORE INFO...
Traditional Turquoise Bracelet
Traditional Blue Topaz Necklace MORE INFO...
Traditional Blue Topaz Necklace
Classic Lapis Lazuli Necklace MORE INFO...
Classic Lapis Lazuli Necklace
Marcasite Heart Necklace MORE INFO...
Marcasite Heart Necklace
Apatite Wave Bracelet MORE INFO...
Apatite Wave Bracelet

More about Charms


Charms are the latest additions to the Sundari family of jewellery. We have an extensive knowledge of gemstones so we have decided to introduce a new range of charms using a very wide variety of semi-precious gemstones such as amethyst, garnet, black onyx, rose quartz, and labradorite. And, as well as gemstone charms we have also released a range of plain sterling silver charms that feature intriguing designs like letters, animals, plants, and fashion accessories.

Of course all or our charms are sold at very competitive prices and in many cases you can purchase a full range of charms with a silver bracelet for less than other stores would sell individual charms. This then gives you the opportunity to be far more versatile when accessorising your outifts.

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More about the Turquoise gemstone


It is said that the word derives from the 13th century when people mistakenly believed that the stone came from Turkey. Another source for the name could be the Persian name for the gem ‘Firouze’, where the stone has been available for thousands of years.

Read about Turquoise in our gemstone guide >

More about Turquoise from Wikipedia >