Coconut Shell Turquoise Sand Gold Bracelet

Coconut Shell The king of black prayer beads, coconut shell beads boast a long history and represent an important category of fruit-based beads. Coconut, also written as "yá," refers to an evergreen tree native to tropical regions. Its fruit, the coconut, is used to create prayer beads. The coconut shell material originates from the inner pericarp of the coconut fruit from the palm family, while the coconut cap comes from the part where the coconut connects to the tree. Turquoise, also known as chalchihuitl, is a hydrated copper and aluminum phosphate mineral belonging to the phosphate mineral group. Its molecular formula is CuAl6(PO4)4(OH)8•4H2O. It typically forms from aqueous precipitation and ranges in color from blue, green, to light green and light yellow, with varying hardness. Turquoise with pure colors like blue, blue-green, or vibrant green, and a dense structure, can be used for high-quality artistic carvings. Known for its beautiful hues and captivating patterns, turquoise is a gem cherished in both Eastern and Western cultures. In the West, turquoise is the modern birthstone representing December, symbolizing success and victory. Care 1. Cleaning: Jewelry worn or displayed for extended periods may accumulate oil, dust, and other grime. When dirty, gently wipe with a soft cloth or a small soft brush. Afterward, place a drop of olive oil or coconut oil in your palm and rub the bracelet or necklace to coat it. 2. Avoid Perfume and Oils: Minimize contact with perfume, oils, and chemicals to prevent erosion. Refrain from wearing jewelry while bathing or showering, as cosmetics and toiletries can damage the accessories and affect the vibrancy of their colors. 3. Temperature Sensitivity: Keep away from heat sources and environments with significant temperature fluctuations. High temperatures, prolonged sun exposure, and rapid temperature changes can lead to fading, dulling, or even cracking. 4. For any questions, feel free to message us.