Tibet turquoise necklace with silver lucky symbol pendant "two golden fish"

Necklace with Tibetan turquoise beads with a striking marble structure in green, gray, yellow-brown tones, with a diameter of 5 mm and a silver spring clasp. A silver pendant depicting the two golden fish is attached.

The necklace has a circumference of 42 cm and is handmade in Atelier Tibet in Zurich.

The two golden fish (Tib. གསེར་ཉ་, gser nya) are one of the eight Tibetan symbols of happiness and stand for freedom, happiness and fearlessness. They symbolize overcoming obstacles, as fish move freely in the water, and in Buddhism are considered a sign of spiritual liberation and enlightenment. In Tibetan art, they are often depicted in pairs with curved bodies to represent harmony and the union of opposites.

Tibetan turquoise is a unique, bluish-green gemstone found mainly in the highlands of Tibet and sometimes in parts of China. Unlike American or Persian turquoise, Tibetan turquoise is often slightly darker and may contain brown or black veins and inclusions, giving the stone a rustic, natural look. In Tibetan culture, turquoise is considered a sacred stone that offers protection and positive energy. It is often worn in amulets and spiritual jewelry to promote harmony, happiness and protection.