Kitty Playing with Bells Bracelet, Natural Yellow Serpentine Jade, Cat, Amber, Glass Bead, Bell, Gold-Filled Components

(Kitty Playing with Bells) Natural Cat Carved Yellow Serpentine Jade, Freeform Amber, Golden Bell Czech Glass Bead, Gold-Filled Bracelet Bracelet Length: Fits wrist sizes 14-15.5 cm (Features a gold-filled spring clasp and extension chain for adjustable sizing) Metal Material: Gold-filled components Gemstone (1): Natural Cat Carved Yellow Serpentine Jade, 1 piece, measuring 26mm (L) x 11mm (W) x 7mm (D) Gemstone (2): Natural Freeform Amber, single pieces approx. 7-9mm Glass Bead (3): Golden Czech Imported Bell-shaped glass bead, 1 piece, 11mm diameter If the standard length doesn't fit your wrist, please let me know your size before shipment, and I can adjust it for you! <How to Measure Your Wrist: You can use a piece of cotton string and gently wrap it around your wrist, close to the skin (not too tight, not too loose, just lightly against the skin). Ensure there are no gaps. Mark where the ends of the string meet. Straighten the string and measure the distance between the two marks with a ruler. This is your wrist circumference!> <Gemstone Trivia 1> Serpentine Jade Also known as serpentine, it was historically considered one of the Four Great Jades of China, alongside Lantian Jade from Shaanxi, Hetian Jade from Xinjiang, and Dushan Jade from Henan. It's a type of jade that was discovered and utilized very early on, serving as an ideal material for jade carving since ancient times. Its texture is fine, smooth, and possesses an oily or waxy luster. Serpentine jade comes in a rich spectrum of colors, including light green, emerald green, black-green, white, yellow, pale yellow, and grey, though green is the predominant hue. <Gemstone Trivia 2> Amber/Cistanche Amber, due to its varied colors and inclusions, encompasses numerous varieties and names, such as golden amber, red amber, blue amber, flower amber, and insect amber. Predominantly, these originate from the resin of ancient conifers that solidified over eons under geological pressure and heat, forming fossilized resin. Amber is primarily sourced from the Baltic Sea coast of Northern Europe. Its golden-transparent or creamy-yellow hues are especially cherished and frequently used in the creation of various ornaments. Traditional Chinese medicine also recognizes amber's medicinal properties, with its efficacy documented in texts like the *Mingyi Bielu* (Classified Materia Medica) by Tao Hongjing during the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. Cistanche is also a type of amber. Its characteristic translucent to opaque state, a result of varying succinic acid content, leads to it being specifically termed cistanche.