Mens Turquoise Rings

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Southwestern Style Turquoise & Coral Silver Unisex 6mm Wedding...

Be bold with this lovely 925 sterling silver Turquoise and Coral gemstone unisex 6mm wedding band. This beautiful ring is 6mm wide and comes in various sizes. This triangle pattern with...
$80.97 $39.99

Turquoise Sterling Silver 6mm Wedding Band Southwestern Style

Be dazzling with this stunning 925 sterling silver Turquoise gemstone wedding band. This beautiful vibrant blue ring comes in various sizes from 4 to 15, a perfect fit for everyone!...
$80.97 $39.99

Southwestern Style Turquoise & Coral Men's Sterling Silver Ring

Be bold and strong with this stunning 925 sterling silver Turquoise and Coral gemstone mens ring. With the vibrant blue and orange and intricate design, this ring is truly mesmerizing!...
$118.22 $58.99

Southwestern Style Turquoise & Lapis Wolf 925 Silver 7mm Weddi...

You will fall in love with this gorgeous 7mm wedding band ring. Made from .925 sterling silver, the ring features wolves made from Turquoise and lapis Lazuli Gemstone inlays that are...
$100.97 $49.99

Southwestern Style Wolf Paw & Claw Turquoise Sterling Silver Ring

Display your love and admiration for the majestic wolf with this stunning wolf ring. Featuring two beautiful Turquoise Gemstone paw print inlays facing inwards towards the wolf profile, this ring...
$102.47 $57.99
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Turquoise looks great on sterling silver men’s rings as well women’s rings. The turquoise borrows from the luster of the sterling silver to make a combination that will take you back to ancient times. Turquoise stones have a deep history and are known by many as the among the first gems to be mined and commercialized globally. Everyone respects the history of turquoise because it may have been the first multi culturally influential stone to ever exist. If you love history and you understand the value of turquoise, you will love your turquoise men’s ring.

Turquoise is an opaque blue-green mineral that is created from the hydrated phosphate of copper and aluminum. The stone was a prized gemstone for thousands of years because of its rich hue and rustic appeal. Ancient turquoise jewelry can be found in almost every part of the world, from Mayan civilizations to Egyptian pyramids. This shows that the stone was identifiable beautiful to anyone who saw it.

Turquoise was found on many kinds of jewelry and even sword sheaths as a symbol of power and wealth. Now, the turquoise appeal has been lessened, due to mass production of more lustrous synthetic stones. However, the earthy rustic appeal of turquoise still holds true in many cultures and traditions today. Turquoise is still a staple of many southwestern ornaments and accessories such as men’s southwestern style turquoise rings and bolo ties.