Yellow Topaz and Moonstone Bracelet – CHRYSA

Yellow Topaz and Moonstone Bracelet – CHRYSA

Symbolism of Yellow Topaz: Self-confidence – Vitality – Happiness
Symbolism of Moonstone: Intuition – Receptivity – Sacred femininity

Our Limited Edition bracelets:

Discover our Limited Edition creations, featuring blends of semi-precious stones.
The delicate details of our bracelets highlight the natural beauty of the minerals.
Each of these bracelets has been carefully crafted to bring harmony and refined elegance.
Give free rein to your creativity and express your individuality through these one-of-a-kind pieces.
Wear them on their own for a touch of subtlety or layer them to create a personalised look. 

CHRYSA bracelet:

Double bracelet with one row of natural stones and another of chain
Gold-plated stainless steel charm, chain and beads
Gold-plated silver clasp

Yellow topaz:

Yellow topaz is a variety of topaz characterised by its colour, ranging from pale yellow to intense golden yellow. It is from this warm, luminous colour that it takes its name.
This stone can exhibit various shades, ranging from a light lemony yellow to an orange-yellow. These hues are due to the presence of impurities such as iron or to heat treatments applied to the natural stone.
Topazes form mainly in cavities within igneous rocks, such as granites or rhyolites, where they crystallise from hydrothermal solutions rich in fluorine and silica.
Topaz develops slowly, often in association with other minerals such as quartz or beryl.
The main deposits of yellow topaz are found in Brazil, Russia, Pakistan, Nigeria and Sri Lanka

Moonstone:

Its name refers to its iridescent sheen, reminiscent of moonlight.
Moonstone is a type of feldspar traditionally associated with femininity and intuition.
Feldspars are a group of rock-forming minerals that are among the most abundant in the Earth’s crust.
Feldspars are mainly composed of aluminium, silicon and oxygen, with additional elements such as sodium, potassium, calcium or barium.
These elements cause light to scatter through the stone, creating a shimmering effect (adularescence) similar to moonlight.
The main deposits of orange moonstone are found in Sri Lanka, India and Tanzania.