925 SILVER Bracelet with Small Fragments of Apatite, Amethyst, and Smoky Quartz

Bracelet Size: 6.5" + 1" 16.25CM +2.5CM Apatite color: lake blue, translucent Amethyst color: light purple, clear Smoky Quartz interesting rectangular cut color: tea brown 925 Sterling Silver Clasp Color: Silver 925 Sterling Silver Beads The name Apatite comes from the Greek word "apate," which originally meant "to deceive" or "to mislead." This is because when Apatite was first discovered, it was often mistaken for other gemstones. Apatite exhibits a wide range of colors, and its blue-green varieties are strikingly similar to the renowned Paraiba tourmaline, possessing an equally captivating beauty. It is this elusive nature that gave rise to its name, yet the diversity of its chemical composition is truly unfathomable. During the Meiji era, Bunjiro Kotō, through its chemical composition, represented Apatite in kanji and named it "磷灰石" (Rin-kai-seki), meaning phosphorescent stone. A gentle reminder: Apatite is a semi-precious stone with a relatively low hardness. Please avoid friction and impact with hard objects. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please read carefully ♡ Due to the nature of natural stones, colors, tones, patterns, and shapes and sizes may vary slightly for each bead. ♡ The photos are of the actual items. ♡ Natural stones may contain cracks and inclusions. ♡ Please place your order only after understanding and accepting the characteristics of natural stones. ♡ Due to environmental factors and individual computer monitor settings, the actual product may appear slightly different from the photos. We appreciate your understanding. We will not accept returns based on subjective differences in images. Please agree before placing an order. | Care Instructions | - After wearing, wipe gently and store in a pouch or box to prevent oxidation. - Perfume may cause silver to tarnish. Please wear your jewelry a few minutes after applying perfume. - Avoid wearing in swimming pools or hot springs, as the sulfur compounds and disinfecting agents can cause silver to discolor. - Over time, silver may naturally oxidize. You can gently polish it with a silver polishing cloth. Household toothpaste can also be used for a mild cleaning effect.