Turquoise first spread from Turkey to Europe and Persia, also known as "Turkish jade". It has a glorious history of thousands of years and is one of the ancient treasures. Four gold-plated bracelets made of turquoise were preserved on the mummy arm of the Queen of Egypt (Queen Zell) more than 5,000 years ago, which were still dazzling when excavated in 1900.

In the early culture, all gems were covered with a mysterious color, and many people pinned their good hopes on gems, especially the belief value of turquoise. Most ancient civilizations regard turquoise as a treasure, and it is still the most popular sacred ornament in Egypt, Persia, China and Tibet. People use turquoise as an amulet and wear it on their bodies to ward off evil spirits. In central India in the southwestern United States, the love for turquoise is more lasting. They decorate the front of houses and graves with turquoise to reflect the spirit of the sea and blue sky. They also believe that turquoise will bring rich trophies to soldiers, a lot of prey to hunters and happiness and good luck to the wearer. In addition, people think that turquoise can protect the wearer, even if he falls off his horse, he can avoid injury and enhance his horsepower.

People in many countries in the world like the beautiful color of turquoise. The value of turquoise is that it comes out of silt without dyeing, with delicate color, fine texture, moderate hardness and soft luster. Because of the scarcity of high-quality products, it has become a treasure among gems.

China Hubei turquoise is famous in the world, and it was called "Jingzhou Stone" in ancient times. It is a high-grade jade carving material, especially the pure and colorful star anise (more than 5 ~ 10 kg) is regarded as a treasure. 1990 Hubei Academy of Arts and Crafts bought a pure and uniform sky-blue turquoise, weighing 53kg, 45cm high, 33cm wide and 25cm thick, which was designed and manufactured by Mr. Yuan Jiaqin, an artist of the Academy of Arts and Crafts. It took four years to finish the work. There are 87 immortals on pilgrimage on the front of the work. The scene was magnificent, and 1994 won the National "Authentic" Cup Award.

Turquoise is a gem that appeals to both refined and popular tastes. It can be embedded in conventional traditional jewelry or worn casually. The pattern of iron wire is in natural contrast with the color of turquoise, which makes people more fond of it. Turquoise is the birthstone of December, symbolizing "success and victory".