Queen of the Mesa draws its power from the bold, sun-soaked landscapes of the American Southwest. The vivid turquoise center, framed by a halo of diamonds, echoes the contrast of desert sky and starlit night — where ancient mesas guard the horizon like silent monarchs. In the 19th century, women who journeyed across the frontier often wore turquoise for strength and protection, believing it connected them to the spirit of the earth. With its regal form and timeless glow, Queen of the Mesa reigns as a tribute to their courage, grace, and wild beauty.
