Bracelet, Amethyst, Lepidolite, Hetian White Jade, Glass Beads, 925 Sterling Silver, Hand Jewelry, Gemstone, Butterfly

Four-Row Bracelet with Natural Amethyst, Lepidolite, Glass Beads, and Butterfly Sterling Silver Charms Bracelet Size: Fits wrist circumference of 15-16 cm (features a silver extension chain for adjustable fit). Metal Material: 925 Sterling Silver. Gemstone (1): Natural faceted amethyst disc beads, approximately 4mm in diameter each. Gemstone (2): Natural lepidolite beads, 2mm in diameter each. Gemstone (3): Natural amethyst beads, 2mm in diameter each. Gemstone (4): Light purple glass beads with pearl luster, 1.5mm in diameter each. Charm Gemstones (5): One natural Hetian white jade bead (14mm length) + one natural garnet bead (3mm diameter). If the listed length is not suitable for your wrist, please let me know your size before shipment, and I can adjust it for you! <Wrist Measurement Method: You can use a piece of cotton thread, gently wrap it around your wrist close to the skin (not too tight, not too loose, just lightly touching your skin). Mark the point where the thread meets. Straighten the thread and measure the length between the two marks with a ruler. This length is your wrist circumference.> <Gemstone Trivia 1> Amethyst - A Member of the Quartz Family Agate, crystal, and chalcedony, which we often hear about, 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 "crystal," while those with less visible crystalline forms are called "chalcedony." (Agate is a type of chalcedony, specifically referring to chalcedony with layered or irregular patterned arrangements.) Within crystals, variations in trace elements cause different colors. For example, amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, smoky quartz, and morion are all examples of colored crystals. If a crystal encloses visible inclusions, it forms highly sought-after varieties like green phantom quartz, rutilated quartz, super seven quartz, strawberry quartz, roscoelite, and various types of "hair" or "needle" quartz. <Gemstone Trivia 2> Lepidolite The official scientific name for lepidolite is lithiophilite, and it possesses a beautiful blue-purple hue, reminiscent of violets, making it quite stunning. Sometimes, it may exhibit different shades in its bands and patches, such as yellowish-brown or white. Therefore, lepidolite without yellow or white spots is considered the best quality. Generally, the quality is judged by the absence of cracks, the beauty of its color, and the minimal presence of white impurities.