Alashan Agate Chubby Cat Forest Green Designer Bracelet

Crafted with stretch cord, fits a wrist circumference of approximately 15 cm (contact the designer for adjustments or note your preferred size when ordering). Minerals Used: Alashan Agate, K2 Crystal, Kyanite, Xiu Jade, King of Medicine Stone, Tourmaline, Energy Earth, Shetaicui, Four Seasons Phantom, Emerald Apatite, Tsavorite. Alashan Agate is a type of Gobi stone. Legend has it that Alashan Agate has been shaped by eons of wind and sand, absorbing the essence of heaven and earth. It is revered as a "relic of the earth," and is also known for its saying, "a thousand kinds of agate, ten thousand kinds of jade." K2 Crystal - A unique coexistence of granite and azurite found in the Karakoram mountain range of Pakistan, containing muscovite, biotite, quartz, and feldspar. Xiu Jade - A variety of serpentine jade. Serpentine jades are often named after their place of origin. Those found in Xiuyan County, Liaoning, are known as Xiuyan Jade. King of Medicine Stone - In addition to the mineral serpentine, it is rich in medicinal minerals such as magnetite, actinolite, calcite, and biotite, which are already recognized in traditional Chinese medicine. Most of these remarkable mineral medicines are known for their properties of tonifying Yang energy. Emerald Apatite - This is a lepidolite crystal, primarily found in pegmatites, albitites, or high-temperature hydrothermal veins, and is a key source for lithium extraction. Lepidolite, a member of the monoclinic crystal system, is a healing stone believed to nourish the body and soothe the mind. Shetaicui - A jade stone originating from Inner Mongolia, first discovered and mined in 2007. In 2008, it was officially named "Shetaicui" by renowned experts in China's geology and gem and jewelry circles. It is understood that "Shetaicui" formed 1.8 to 2.4 billion years ago and is a hard jade variety among Chinese jade types, sharing similarities with jadeite. Tsavorite - A rare and vibrant green variety of garnet, discovered by geologists in the late 1960s. In the early 1970s, Tiffany & Co. named this gemstone Tsavorite and introduced it to the world. Alashan agate, coral jade, natural crystal, and jade used in this design are natural minerals. Inclusions, ice cracks, cloudy patches, and flat surfaces are natural occurrences. As these mineral stones are handcrafted into bracelets or carved pieces, minor irregularities in smoothness or roundness are inevitable. Those who seek absolute perfection are advised not to place an order to avoid any inconvenience for both parties. Please note that there may be color variations due to different mobile phone or computer models. The actual product is the final reference. Thank you for your understanding and consideration before placing an order.