Turquoise

Turquoise is a low value jewel found in Castlevania and is associated with traveling.

Its first appearance was in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night as a "Fairly Valuable Ring". It could be sold to the Master Librarian for 1,500 Gold, which is more valuable than a Aquamarine (800 G) and less valuable than Onyx (3,000 G). Turquoise is rarely dropped by the Jewel Sword.

Turquoise is the second least valuable Jewel in Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance. It is worth 200 Gold, which is higher than Opal (150G), but less than Sapphire (500G).

Turquoise is also second least valuable Jewel in Castlevania: Lament of Innocence (800 Gold), which is twice as much Zircon, but less than an Opal. Using a Turquoise with the Jewel Crush randomly switches the sub-weapon that you have equipped. You do not have an opportunity to change back to the old sub-weapon. This helps "protect travelers" in that it gives a chance that you may get an item you need when you are far from a place where you could get it.

Other Turquoise itemsEdit

The Turquoise Stud in Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is the weakest stud earring in the game, which gives a Defense boost and a smaller Intelligence boost.

Item DataEdit

Item Data: Turquoise
Image	Name - Game Description	Type / Users	Attributes / Consume	Statistics / Sell	Found	Notes
	Turquoise (jpn) - Symphony of the Night					[edit]
	Fairly Valuable Ring	Other (Jewel/Ring) Alucard		ATT + 6 (with Jewel Sword - Saturn only) Sell: $1,500	Find: Forbidden Library, Castle Keep Drop: Fire Warg, Paranthropus, Yorick Create: Jewel Sword
	Turquoise - Harmony of Dissonance					[edit]
	A blue-green jewel.	Jewel Juste Belmont		Sell: $200	Find: Luminous Cavern (Castle B) Rare Drop: Tiny Devil, Man-eater (doublepack)
	Turquoise - Lament of Innocence					[edit]
	A stone said to protect travelers.	Leon Belmont			Buy: $800 Find: Rinaldo's Shop Drop: Cyclops	Effect: With the Jewel Crush, switches the sub-weapon equipped.