Bracelet, Amber, Citrine, Bell, 925 Silver, Beaded Bracelet

Square Amber, Citrine, and Bell 925 Silver Bracelet Bracelet Length: Suitable for wrist sizes 14-16 cm (features a silver extension chain for adjustable fit) Gemstone (1): Natural square-cut amber beads in various colors, 16 beads, approximately 5.5-7mm in diameter each. Gemstone (2): Natural citrine beads, 2 beads, approximately 6mm in diameter each. Metal Material: 925 Sterling Silver (The silver bell does not chime~) If the length is not suitable for your wrist size, please let me know, and I can help you adjust it~ ^_^ <How to Measure Your Wrist: You can use a piece of string and gently wrap it around your wrist, close to the skin. Ensure it's neither too tight nor too loose, just lightly touching your skin, with no gaps in the middle. Mark where the ends of the string meet. Straighten the string and measure the length between the two marks with a ruler. This is your wrist circumference!> <Gemstone Insight 1> The Citrine: A Member of the Quartz Family Agate, crystal, and chalcedony, often heard of, are all members of the quartz family. Their primary component is silicon dioxide (SiO2). However, due to different crystalline structures, those with distinct crystalline forms are called crystals, while those with less visible crystalline structures are known as chalcedony (agate is a type of chalcedony, specifically referring to those with layered or irregular linear patterns). Within crystals, variations in trace ion composition result in different colors, such as amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, smoky quartz, and black quartz. When crystals contain noticeable inclusions, they form popular varieties like green phantom quartz, titanium quartz, super seven quartz, strawberry quartz, rutile quartz, flower quartz, and more. <Gemstone Insight 2> Amber Amber comes in various types and names depending on its color and inclusions, such as golden amber, red amber, blue amber, patterned amber, and insect amber. Primarily formed from the resin of ancient conifers, it undergoes transformation over long periods when buried underground, influenced by subterranean pressure and temperature, evolving into fossilized resin. Amber is mainly found along the Baltic coast of Northern Europe. Its golden transparency or creamy yellow hue is highly cherished and often used for crafting various jewelry pieces. Traditional Chinese medicine also recognizes amber's medicinal properties, with its efficacy documented in texts like the <Bie Lu> by Tao Hongjing from the Southern and Northern Dynasties.