Cross lariat chain with turquoise

Chain lariat can be wear in so many way
Real turquoise
rhinestone cross
28 inch long of chain
Silver plated chain
more delicate latch

this is very similar at what we had a fews weeks back but the chain is different  

At The Bijoux FAB, we take pride in offering high-quality sterling silver pearls that are machine-made for a smooth, polished look.

Please Note:

• Our sterling silver pearls are NOT handcrafted by Native American artisans and should not be referred to as Navajo Pearls or Native American jewelry.

• These pearls are machine-made and are not produced using traditional Native American silversmithing techniques.

• We fully respect and support the craftsmanship of Native American artists and acknowledge the importance of authentic Native American jewelry.

We encourage our customers to purchase from certified Native American artisans when seeking authentic handmade Native jewelry.

For any questions regarding our materials, sourcing, or product details, please feel free to contact us.

At The Bijoux FAB, we take pride in offering high-quality turquoise jewelry. To ensure transparency and trust with our customers, we provide the following information regarding the sourcing and classification of our turquoise:

1. Our Turquoise Sourcing

• We source turquoise from a variety of locations around the world, including the United States, Mexico, China, Kazakhstan, and other regions.

• Unless otherwise stated, we do not guarantee the specific mine or country of origin for each piece.

2. Types of Turquoise We Offer

Our collections may include:

• Natural Turquoise – Mined turquoise that has not been treated beyond basic cutting and polishing.

• Stabilized Turquoise – Genuine turquoise that has been enhanced with a clear resin to improve durability.

• Composite/Reconstituted Turquoise – Turquoise fragments that have been bonded together with resin for a uniform look.

3. Ethical and Transparent Practices

• We do not claim our turquoise is Native American-made unless it is verified and created by a recognized Native American artisan.

• We do not use tribal names such as “Navajo Turquoise” or “Hopi Turquoise” unless the product is directly associated with an artisan from that tribe.

• We ensure that all descriptions accurately reflect the turquoise’s characteristics to the best of our knowledge.

4. Customer Inquiries & Verification

• If you have any questions about a specific piece, please contact us before purchasing.

• We are happy to provide all available information about the turquoise in our jewelry, but we can only confirm mine-specific origins when verified by our suppliers.

By purchasing from The Bijoux FAB, customers acknowledge that our turquoise is sourced from multiple locations and may include both natural and stabilized varieties.