[Gu Yi] Natural Large Agarwood Abacus Beads, Hetian Jade, Burmese Yellow Jade Pig Dragon, Ancient & Elegant Meaning Bracelet

**Gu Yi** The Taste of Time, Agarwood Through the Years **Craftsmanship** Natural agarwood abacus beads are selected as the main material for this bracelet. They sink in water for nine parts, possess ample oil, and emit a pleasant, cool aroma with a subtle sweetness, inspiring a sense of joy and serenity. Paired with carved twin lotuses from Hetian jade yellow mouth material and a jade pig dragon carved from Burmese yellow, these traditional motifs are exceptionally unique and distinctive. The bracelet is connected by hand-woven cord and fastened with a bead clasp. Large agarwood beads are quite rare. Adorned with accents of Hetian jade and Burmese yellow, the overall color palette gains a touch of vibrancy. The design carries auspicious meanings and presents a simple yet elegant form. Don't miss out if you love it! **Notes** If you require adjustments to the bracelet size, please contact the designer. To measure your wrist size, use a soft tape measure placed snugly against the thinnest part of your wrist. The price will be adjusted based on material usage. If you need to adjust the wrist size, please contact the designer to modify the price! **Specifications** Agarwood Abacus Beads: 10.5X7~8mm Agarwood Spacer Beads: 7x4mm Hetian Jade Twin Lotuses: 11x7.5mm Jade Pig Dragon: 19.5x18x5mm **Agarwood Care** 1. Avoid contact with chemicals: Shampoos, shower gels, dish soaps, etc., contain chemicals that can damage its texture and aroma. 2. Prevent high temperatures: Agarwood is best kept at temperatures between 18-20°C. Excessive heat can accelerate oil evaporation, shortening its lifespan. Store agarwood in a dry place away from sunlight, sealed tightly. 3. Prevent odor absorption: If agarwood is placed in an environment with strong odors, it can absorb them, altering its natural fragrance (e.g., from smoking, hot pot, perfumes). 4. Avoid collisions: The higher the oil content of agarwood, the softer its surface. Therefore, agarwood is susceptible to damage from impact. This is especially true for Qinan agarwood with soft, oily textures, which can easily show marks from bumps.