Turquoise in Mexico and North America Prof Jeffrey K. BrechtAn exploration of the rich history, cultural significance, and enduring appeal of turquoise across regions and time periods. Featuring new scientific research on sourcing, mining, and distribution, the volume also delves into pre Hispanic mosaics, Aztec symbolism, and the poetic and philosophical meanings of the stone. Contemporary jewellery arts, collecting practices, and museum perspectives offer further insight, making this richly illustrated book
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