Deep, grass-green beads line the wrist: the emerald bracelet wears the rich, living green of natural beryl. The roughly 6 mm AA-quality beads are strung on a stretch cord, so the bracelet slips on easily without a clasp.
About emerald
Emerald is the green variety of the mineral beryl; its distinctive colour comes from traces of chromium and vanadium. With a hardness of about 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale, it is among the more durable stones. Natural emerald typically contains tiny internal inclusions — known as the "garden" (jardin) — that make every stone unique. In crystal lore, emerald is known as the green stone of the heart, love and renewal, regarded as a stone of hope and harmony.
Finish
AA-quality beads of roughly 6 mm on an elastic cord; the bracelet measures about 7 cm around. As a natural mineral, the shade and internal markings of the beads vary slightly from the photo.
Good to know
The deep green is understated yet expressive — it looks good on its own or layered with lighter-stoned bracelets.