Amethyst Tree of Life Bracelet

CHF 59

Tree of Life Bracelet

Our bracelets are lovingly handmade! Available in 18 cm.

Silicone cord.

1 in stock

Bracelet Size Guide

Guide des tailles des différents diamètres des perles de pierres : 6 - 8 - 10 mm

Measuring your wrist: Use a flexible measuring tape, or a piece of string that you can then measure against a ruler. Wrap it around your wrist to determine your reference measurement. The average bracelet size is 18 cm for women and 21 cm for men.

Bead diameter: If you choose beads measuring 10 mm in diameter, add 1 to 2 cm to your usual size.

If the bracelet you ordered is not the right size, we can adjust it free of charge in our workshops. Simply return it to us by post and let us know what changes you require. Any additional stones needed may be charged separately.

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Product information

Size18 cm
Bead diameter8mm
ThreadElastic silicone
Charm15 x 15 mm, Steel
SymbolIntuition, Purification, Wisdom
Stone

Description

Amethyst Tree of Life Bracelet

 

Our bracelets:

Explore our collection of stone bracelets, handcrafted by us, blending craftsmanship with the natural beauty of the stones. These bracelets are carefully crafted to bring harmony and beauty to your everyday life. Choose from a wide variety of gemstones, such as amethyst, labradorite, tiger’s eye and many more. Wear them on their own or mix and match them to create a personalised look. Be sure to choose the size that suits you best for a comfortable fit.

 

Symbol of the Tree of Life:

The Tree of Life is a universal symbol found in many cultures around the world. It represents the force of life, growth, wisdom and the connection between all forms of life on Earth. The tree is rooted in the earth whilst extending its branches towards the sky, symbolising the unity between the earthly and spiritual worlds.

 

Amethyst:

Amethyst is a variety of quartz known for its violet colour, which can range from pale violet to deep violet. Its violet colour stems from exposure to natural radiation and the presence of iron. The name ‘amethyst’ derives from the Ancient Greek ‘amethystos’, meaning ‘sober’. The ancient Greeks believed that amethyst had the power to prevent drunkenness and loss of control. According to legend, a nymph named Amethystos, in order to escape the advances of Bacchus, was transformed into a white stone statue by the goddess Artemis. Bacchus, in a rage, poured wine over the statue, but every drop of wine that touched the young woman stained the stone purple. Thus associated with sobriety, the ancient Greeks and Romans wore amethyst jewellery and used cups made of this stone to drink wine, believing that this would protect them from excess. This belief in amethyst’s ability to counteract the effects of alcohol has endured. Even today, amethyst is associated with clarity of mind. It is also a stone associated with royalty and was set in the jewellery of the aristocracy; even today, it still adorns the Crown Jewels of England.
The main amethyst deposits are found in Brazil, Uruguay, Russia, Zambia and India.