Beeswax, Turquoise, and Sandalwood Bead Bracelet

Beeswax: Beeswax is a soft material with colors ranging from golden yellow to deep orange. It is valued in many cultures for its protective and auspicious properties, often used in meditation, prayer, or spiritual practices. During the crafting process, beeswax beads are handmade, so each bead may vary slightly in shape and size, adding to the uniqueness of the bracelet. The beads have a natural luster, and the bracelet feels warm and comfortable to the touch. Turquoise: Turquoise, also known as “Turkish stone” or “Turkish turquoise,” is a hydrated copper aluminum phosphate mineral (CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8•4H2O). It typically forms from sedimentary processes involving water, and its color ranges from blue and green to light green and pale yellow. The gemstone's rich colors and intricate patterns make it highly prized in both Eastern and Western cultures for fine art and jewelry. Sizing Instructions: To measure your wrist size, use a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string to wrap around the protruding bone of your wrist (or around your ankle for anklets). After measuring, lay the string flat and note the length. We will use this measurement to determine the appropriate size for your bracelet. For elastic bracelets, add 1-1.5 cm; for bracelets with clasps, add 1.5-2 cm. Please do not add extra space yourself. If a re-sizing is needed due to measurement errors, you will be responsible for the shipping costs. Care Instructions: Cleaning: Regularly clean your bracelet to remove oils, dust, and other impurities. Use a soft cloth or a small soft brush for cleaning. Afterward, apply a small amount of olive oil or coconut oil to your palm and rub the bracelet to condition the beads. Avoid Chemicals: Keep the bracelet away from perfumes, oils, and chemical substances to prevent damage. Avoid wearing it while bathing, applying cosmetics, or using toiletries, as these can affect the bracelet’s color and integrity. Temperature: Protect the bracelet from extreme temperatures and rapid temperature changes. High heat, prolonged sun exposure, and significant temperature fluctuations can cause fading, graying, or cracking. Inquiries: If you have any questions, feel free to contact us directly.