Aquamarine and white crystal bracelet 925 silver jewelry bracelet Gemstone butterfly metalworking handmade

Natural Aquamarine and White Crystal Handmade Silver Bracelet Bracelet length: Suitable for wrists 14-15.5 cm in circumference (with an extension chain at the end that can be freely hooked) Metal material: 925 silver Gemstone(1): Natural cabochon aquamarine, 1 piece, 15mm long x 11mm wide x 7mm thick ... The color of this aquamarine is very beautiful, but there are some fine ice cracks in the middle that can only be seen when looking closely (there is a very close photo where you can slightly see them). This is common in natural aquamarine, but it does not affect the structure. Gemstone(2): Natural peanut-shaped white crystal beads, 8 pieces, each 10mm long Gemstone(3): Natural light blue clear aquamarine cut bead, 1 piece, diameter 6.5mm If the above length does not fit your wrist circumference, please tell me your size before shipping and I can adjust it to your size! <How to measure your wrist circumference: Take a piece of cotton string and gently wrap it around your wrist (not too tight or too loose, just close to your skin, with no gaps). Mark the beginning and end of the string where it meets. After straightening it, use a ruler to measure the distance between the beginning and end marks. This is your wrist circumference! > < Gemstone Tips 1> Aquamarine from the Beryl Family Anyone familiar with Gemstone has undoubtedly heard of the renowned emerald, alongside diamonds, rubies, and sapphires. In fact, beautiful aquamarine and emerald actually belong to the same family: the beryl family of Gemstone. It's simply because of the different trace elements they contain during their formation that the resulting minerals have different colors. For example, aquamarine ranges in color from colorless, light blue, aquamarine, to the rare deep blue, and its price increases. Regarding clarity, aquamarine often has ice cracks or foggy impurities within it, so the clearer the aquamarine, the better. < Gemstone Knowledge 2> White Crystal of the Crystal Family The agate, crystal, and chalcedony that we often hear about are actually all members of the quartz family. Their main component is silicon dioxide (SiO2), but because of the different crystal forms, those with obvious crystalline appearance are called crystal, and those with unclear crystalline appearance are called chalcedony (agate is a member of the chalcedony, especially those with layered or irregular linear arrangements). The varying composition of trace ions within crystals creates different colors, such as amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, smoky quartz, smoky quartz, and black quartz. If the crystal contains distinct associated minerals, it can produce popular colors such as green phantom, titanium crystal, three-wheeled skeleton crystal (super seven crystal), strawberry crystal, rabbit hair crystal, burnt flower crystal, and titanium crystal.