Burmese Jade, Fluorite, and Mother-of-Pearl Bracelet Nina

Nina 【- Songs of the Birds in the Morning - Series】 A bracelet you'll want to take on vacation. Centered around mother-of-pearl with its pristine texture, complemented by jade with its beautiful pastel green and fluorite with its mysterious blue-green, all brought together in light, pale colors. The rhinestone at the end is also a charming detail. With its elegant use of stones, it offers a luxurious feeling as if your fingertips are embraced by nature. Pair it with denim, a straw bag, and sandals. Wear it with a light, shimmering touch. Mother-of-pearl approx. 9mm, Jade approx. 6mm, approx. 3mm, Fluorite approx. 6mm, CZ Zirconia 14KGF, 19cm bracelet Can be fastened at any desired position up to 19cm. ■ About Mother-of-Pearl Stone Meanings: Maternal love, Longevity, Purity, Strengthening bonds, Affection, Healing wounds Nacre. This piece uses mother-of-pearl. It is a material derived from the nacre found on the back of shells. It shimmers when light hits it, emitting a luxurious and beautiful luster. ■ About Fluorite Stone Meanings: Stone of intellect, Virtue, Calmness, Protection, Healing, Dispelling anxiety, Being protected Boasting the nickname "the most colorful gemstone in the world." Its history is ancient, used in carvings since ancient Egypt. Its gentle radiance seems to glow naturally. Some varieties possess the property of emitting light in response to ultraviolet rays, which is why it has the charming Japanese name "Hotaruishi" (firefly stone). ■ About Jade Stone Meanings: Wisdom, Peace, Leap forward, Birthstone of May Jade is a translucent green gemstone. It has been popular in the East (China) and Central/South America (Inca civilization) since ancient times, and was prized even more than gold. In ancient times, it was called "Gyoku." "Hisui" originally referred to the kingfisher bird in China, but over time it came to also refer to the gemstone jade.