925 Silver 3mm Bead Bracelet with Small Fragmented Apatite Beads

Bracelet Size: 6.5" + 1" (16.25CM + 2.5CM) Apatite 3-3.5mm Color: Lake blue, translucent 925 Sterling Silver Clasp Color: Silver 3mm 925 Sterling Silver Beads The name Apatite comes from the Greek word "apate," meaning "deceit" or "deception." This is because Apatite was often mistaken for other gemstones when it was first discovered. Apatite comes in a wide variety of colors, and its blue-green varieties are strikingly similar to the famous blue-green tourmaline, Paraiba, both being stunningly beautiful. This elusive nature gave rise to its name, yet the diversity of its mineral chemical composition is also quite enigmatic. During the Meiji era, Bunjiro Kōtō represented Apatite with Chinese characters based on its chemical composition, naming it "磷灰石" (lín huī shí), literally "phosphate stone." A gentle reminder: Apatite is a semi-precious stone with relatively low hardness. Please avoid friction and impact with hard objects. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please read carefully: ♡ Due to the nature of natural stones, each piece will have slight variations in color, tone, pattern, shape, and size. ♡ The photos are of the actual items. ♡ Natural stones may contain cracks and inclusions. ♡ Please ensure you understand and accept the characteristics of natural stones before placing an order. ♡ The actual product may differ slightly from the photos due to environmental lighting and individual computer monitor settings. Your understanding is appreciated. ♡ We do not accept returns based on subjective differences in images, such as perceived variations. Please proceed with your order only after you have reviewed and accepted these conditions. | Care and Maintenance | - After wearing, gently wipe the bracelet and store it in a pouch or box to prevent oxidation. - Perfume can cause silver to tarnish. Allow a few minutes after spraying perfume before wearing your jewelry. - Avoid wearing the bracelet 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 restore its shine by gently rubbing it with a silver polishing cloth. Alternatively, a small amount of toothpaste can also be used for a mild cleaning effect.