What Is the Difference between Stabilized & Natural Turquoise?
Known for its beautifully vibrant blue and green color, turquoise is a popular stone when it comes to statement and antique jewelry. In the United States, men’s and women’s turquoise jewelry and adornments have historically been associated with traditional... Read more
What is the Difference Between Stabilized and Natural Turquoise Rings for Women?
North American native tribes have used turquoise for centuries. Its popularity among modern-day fashionistas proves turquoise jewelry is here to stay. When shopping for beautiful turquoise rings for women, you’ll likely come across two varieties: natural and... Read more
What’s Turquoise, and Why Is It Used in Navajo Men’s Turquoise Rings?
Turquoise has been a coveted stone since ancient times and is still highly sought after today. As the cornerstone of Navajo culture, you’ll see turquoise used in jewelry, art, and various ceremonial objects. At Palms Trading Company, we buy our jewelry directly from... Read more
Which Turquoise Ring to Wear Based on Your Hand’s Morphology?
Your hands are one of your body’s greatest attributes. They help express your personality through different gestures, and are both tools as well as ways you communicate with people, meaning that often, your hands are front and center when it comes to human... Read more
Who Are the Hopi?
Located in modern northeastern Arizona are the traditional territories of what is considered to be one of the oldest Native American tribes in North America, the Hopi. Now encompassing over one and a half million acres, the Hopi reservation is home to a rich art and... Read more
Who Are the Navajo?
Perhaps one of the most well-known Native American communities by name in the United States, the Navajo People have a history and culture that is fascinating and not as widely known in great detail. While many might associate Navajo culture with the beautiful and... Read more
Why Is My Turquoise Turning White?
If your Native American turquoise jewelry has changed color over the years, you might be worried the color change means you don’t own real turquoise jewelry. However, there is still a good chance your turquoise is authentic despite these color changes. Let’s explore... Read more
Why Is Native American Art Important? An Overview
Native American art is not only a rich and diverse cultural expression, but it also carries deep historical significance and spiritual meaning. Understanding why Native American art is important offers insights into the cultural heritage of the Indigenous peoples of... Read more