Bracelet Lepidolite Yellow Lepidolite Yellow Rutilated Quartz Glass Beads Gemstone Hand Chain

Golden Glow Natural Lepidolite Bracelet with Clear Rutilated Quartz and Imported Glass Beads Bracelet Length: Fits wrist circumference 14.5-15.5 cm (elastic cord inside) Gemstone (1): Natural large rectangular cushion-cut Clear Rutilated Quartz, 1 piece, measuring 25mm (L) x 18mm (W) x 11mm (Thickness). Gemstone (2): Natural shimmering Lepidolite barrel beads, 6 pieces, each approximately 18-20mm (L) x 11mm (Diameter). Glass Beads: Imported antique gold flat glass beads, 28 pieces, each 3mm in diameter. If the above length is not suitable for your wrist, please let me know your size before shipping, and I can adjust it for you! How to measure your wrist circumference: You can take a piece of cotton thread and gently wrap it around your wrist, close to the skin (not too tight, not too loose, just lightly against the skin, with no gaps in the middle). Mark where the ends of the thread meet. Straighten the thread and measure the length between the two marks with a ruler; this is your wrist circumference! Gemstone Knowledge 1: Lepidolite Lepidolite is a complex lithium-containing silicate mineral, also known as rosy quartz. Its flaky structure often exhibits beautiful reflections under light. Common colors include pale purple, rose red, or green. Among these, golden lepidolite is a rarer variety within the mica family, particularly favored for its natural metallic luster and golden hue. Gemstone Knowledge 2: Quartz Family - Titanium Crystal Agate, crystal, and chalcedony, which we often hear about, are actually members of the quartz family. Their main elemental component is silicon dioxide (SiO2). However, due to differences in their crystalline forms, those with distinct crystalline structures are called crystals, while those with less apparent crystalline structures are called chalcedony (agate is a type of chalcedony, specifically referring to chalcedony with layered or irregular patterned arrangements). Within crystals, variations in trace ion content create different colored crystals, such as amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, smoky quartz, and black quartz. When crystals enclose obvious mineral inclusions, they form popular varieties like green phantom quartz, titanium crystal, super seven quartz, strawberry quartz, rutile hair quartz, etc.