Rugged Life Jewelry
"Atmospheric Disturbance" Pietersite 8mm Elastic Beaded Bracelet
"Atmospheric Disturbance" Pietersite 8mm Elastic Beaded Bracelet
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This 8mm bead bracelet is a stylish accessory made with durable elastic stretch cord, perfect for wearing by itself or in combination with other stackable bracelets. You can choose your perfect size from options to get the look that you want; simply reference the included chart for sizing information. Pietersite was discovered in Namibia by Sid Pieters in 1962, while he was looking for farmland. With its stunning earthy colors and chatoyancy which often mistakenly leads people to think it's either Tiger's Eye or Hawk's Eye, it gradually climbed into public favor. This bracelet pays homage to this unique gemstone and its namesake discoverer.
Pietersite is a unique gemstone combination of Riebeckite and Limonite, which gives it an otherworldly and eye-catching appearance. It's found in select places globally and dubbed "Eagle's Eye" due to its similarities to Tiger's Eye or Falcon's Eye quartz. plus this gem exhibits mesmerizing colors resembling a thunderous storm - gold regalia with striking designs. Pietersite may occasionally incorporate either of those two stones; nonetheless, it has remarkable distinctiveness all its own. Given its scarce location, Pietersite can be considered rare, making it a valuable collectible for jewelry making and crystal healing.
Materials
Materials
Handmade with love-most are hand drilled-some stones and shells are sourced locally here in Florida and most are hand chosen at mineral exhibits. I use waxed cotton and premium leather.
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Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Our Jewelry May Be Worn Everywhere However If There Are Knots Or Clasps Please Do Not Expose To Water For Long Periods Of Time. Also, Agates Are Best Kept Out Of Direct Sunlight.
