Turquoise has been here longer than memory. It’s carved into old stories—Egyptian tombs, Persian crowns, Navajo hands. Somehow, it still feels close. Modern. But can it really keep up with everyday life? Probably. If you let it. Turquoise sits somewhere in the middle when it comes to strength. It can take a little. Not everything. Rings and bangles meet the world too often, so they need care. Earrings or pendants, they rest easier. It helps to take things off when you clean or rush about. Keep it away from perfume and soap. The less friction, the longer it glows. People still wear it all the time. Maybe because it never looks the same twice. Some pieces lean blue, others green. Some carry brown veins that look like a map. It suits linen. It suits gold. It even suits tired faces. You don’t have to think about it much—it just fits. There’s also that feeling it carries. Calm, maybe. A small pause in the middle of noise. Some say it protects. Maybe it does. Maybe it just reminds you to breathe. Caring for turquoise becomes its own ritual. It changes as you do. The stone may darken where skin touches it. That’s not damage. It’s memory. Each mark tells a small story about time and touch. So yes, you can wear it every day. Just gently. It may not stay perfect, but that’s never been the point. It stays real. And that’s enough.