Pink turquoise, often referred to as Kingman Pink Dahlia Turquoise or similar names, is typically created by stabilizing or enhancing natural turquoise with treatments like dyeing or polymer infusion to achieve its vibrant color and enhance durability. According to Durango Silver, the natural properties of turquoise, such as its porosity and hardness, allow for stabilization and enhancement treatments. Regardless of whether your pink turquoise is natural, stabilized, or dyed, proper care is essential to maintain its color and integrity.

Cleaning
Avoid Harsh Chemicals:
• Never use commercial jewelry cleaners, ammonia, bleach, or other harsh chemicals on pink turquoise, as they can cause irreparable damage or discoloration.
Gentle Cleaning:
• Wipe the turquoise surface with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth after each wear to remove oils and residues.
Damp Cloth (if needed):
• If a deeper clean is required, use a soft cloth lightly dampened with warm water to gently wipe the stone.
Avoid Submerging: Do not soak the turquoise in water, as it is porous and can absorb liquids, potentially altering its color or causing damage, notes the Palms Trading Company.
Drying:
• Ensure the turquoise is thoroughly dried with a clean, soft cloth after cleaning, removing all moisture.
Cleaning Metal Settings:
• For sterling silver or other metal settings, use a silver polishing cloth, being careful to avoid contact with the turquoise stone, as polishes can be harmful to the stone.

Wearing
Last On, First Off:
• Apply lotions, perfumes, hairspray, and cosmetics before wearing your pink turquoise jewelry to prevent chemical exposure that may damage or discolor the stone.
Protect from Bumps and Scratches:
• Turquoise is a relatively soft gemstone (ranking 5-6 on the Mohs scale), making it susceptible to scratches and chips. Avoid wearing your pink turquoise jewelry during activities that could expose it to impact or friction, such as exercising, gardening, or cleaning.
Avoid Heat and Sunlight:
• Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures can cause pink turquoise to fade or crack.
Avoid Moisture:
• Remove your pink turquoise jewelry before showering, swimming, or washing your hands, as water can be absorbed by the porous stone and cause damage or discoloration.

Storage
Cool, Dry Place:
• Store your pink turquoise jewelry in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Separate Storage:
• Store each piece of pink turquoise jewelry separately in a soft pouch or a lined jewelry box to prevent scratches from other, harder gemstones or metals.

Anti-Tarnish Protection:
• Consider using anti-tarnish strips or pouches, particularly for pieces with silver settings, as these help absorb pollutants that can cause tarnishing.

By following these care recommendations, you can help preserve the beauty and color of your pink turquoise jewelry for many years to come.