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Turquoise Mountain KumudraThe designs in this collection are inspired by a traditional Myanmar floral design known as ‘kanote’ that can be traced back to the famed Pyu era, Myanmar’s golden age. It is a pattern that is often seen in the ornamentation of temples and other artworks such as lacquerware, woodwork, and mural paintings. The intertwining flowers and intricate petals are rendered using handmade filigree and open wire work - time-consuming techniques that are nearly impossible to find in Myanmar nowadays.
Turquoise Mountain Kumudra Peridot Amulet Necklace$1,216.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Kumudra Statement Filigree Drop Earrings$1,108.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Kumudra Circle Hoop Earrings$1,755.00 RRPAdd to basket
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Turquoise Mountain KyaniGold beads have been a prominent feature of Myanmar jewellery for centuries. The beads in this collection take inspiration from the lotus bud, a common decorative motif found on Buddhist shrines that signifies purity and the path towards enlightenment. The goldsmiths create the beads by hand, using sheet metal and wire. They use hand tools to hammer and shape the materials into fine delicate shapes.
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Kyani Lotus Bud Drop Necklace$1,965.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Kyani Lotus Bud Drop Necklace$1,965.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Kyani Maala Bead Necklace$1,227.00 RRPAdd to basket
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Turquoise Mountain MazeThe MAZE Collection draws inspiration from the patterns found in Myanmar’s traditional hand-woven textiles. The designs reference both the backstrap and frame loom fabrics found in our wider interiors collections. This collection is created from 14kt yellow gold and predominantly crafted by master artisans Wai Linn Tun and Aung Kyaw Soe in our Yangon workshop, along with apprentices who assist with finishing and quality control. ‘Maze’ can be translated into the Burmese phrase ‘Lahkru laja lap Maka’ which is actually the name of a leaf. In ancient times, when people wanted to communicate with holy deities, they would use certain objects to show what they meant. Likewise, people’s minds can be translated through objects as well: this leaf represents people’s state of mind which is seen as complex to understand, hence like a Maze.
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Maze Cube Necklace$1,337.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Maze Mai Necklace$1,001.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Maze Aryu Necklace$1,075.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Maze Cube Drop Earrings$1,287.00 RRPAdd to basket
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Turquoise Mountain MogokMyanmar has been a famed source of gemstones for centuries. The jewellery in this collection draws from the great array of stones from the Mogok Valley in upper Myanmar, offering a variety of colours and stones including pink tourmalines, green peridots, lucent aquamarines, red spinel and creamy moonstones. We source our stones directly from the women of the Mogok Valley who hand cut them in traditional workshops close to their point of origin. This impacts the value chain where it is most needed and allows a direct and fair transaction with the women, supporting sustainable livelihoods for them and their families.
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Mogok Spinel Double Drop Necklace$864.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Mogok Aquamarine Double Drop Necklace$832.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Mogok Spinel Single Drop Necklace$472.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Mogok Aquamarine Single Drop Necklace$460.00 RRPAdd to basket
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Turquoise Mountain PadonmarWeaving is at the heart of Myanmar crafts. Artisans use lotus stalks as well as palm leaves and bamboo shoots to create hats, boxes, and baskets, as well as to build the walls and roofs of their homes. These weaving techniques are passed down through generations. This collection takes inspiration from the woven textures and patterns one finds in Myanmar. To create this collection, the goldsmiths first roll out and then skilfully weave thin gold and silver strips into unique pieces of jewellery.
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Padonmar Woven Oval Pendant Neckalce$1,385.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Padonmar Woven Bar Pendant Neckalce$1,270.00 RRPAdd to basket
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ConnectTurquoise Mountain Padonmar Woven Vertical Pendant Necklace$463.00 RRPAdd to basket
Turquoise Mountain was founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006 in Afghanistan to revive historic areas, and traditional crafts, in order to provide jobs, skills and a renewed sense of pride.
In 2016, Turquoise Mountain expanded into Myanmar – a land rich in natural resources and cultural traditions that have been faithfully carried forward for centuries.
The Turquoise Mountain Myanmar Jewellery Collections are all handmade in our own workshop in Yangon by local goldsmiths using Burmese gemstones. Together, we have created heritage-inspired pieces designed for an international audience, featuring 18 karat gold and locally sourced gemstones evoking the timeless beauty of Myanmar-made jewellery.
Each piece is ingrained with both the soul of its creator and the story of artistic heritage and appeals to today’s socially conscious buyers looking for pieces that tell a story, have a human connection with a real artisan, and directly support a community that has been deeply affected by political upheaval and conflict.
In 2016, Turquoise Mountain expanded into Myanmar – a land rich in natural resources and cultural traditions that have been faithfully carried forward for centuries.
The Turquoise Mountain Myanmar Jewellery Collections are all handmade in our own workshop in Yangon by local goldsmiths using Burmese gemstones. Together, we have created heritage-inspired pieces designed for an international audience, featuring 18 karat gold and locally sourced gemstones evoking the timeless beauty of Myanmar-made jewellery.
Each piece is ingrained with both the soul of its creator and the story of artistic heritage and appeals to today’s socially conscious buyers looking for pieces that tell a story, have a human connection with a real artisan, and directly support a community that has been deeply affected by political upheaval and conflict.
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