Hardstone Bracelets

Black Onyx Stretch Bracelet

Like all stones of this color, Black Onyx absorbs negative energy to transform it into positive energy.

In Persia, it was used to ward off the evil eye. It is undoubtedly a stone that leads to a state of introspection, forcing us to face our Shadow and our inner demons.

Bead size: variable (0.4 cm - 1 cm)

Physical benefits

As passed down by popular wisdom, black onyx seems to possess certain properties when it comes to the body. It is considered the stone of hearing and, consequently, supports therapies aimed at curing ear ailments. It also strengthens the immune system, helping to combat infections.

Psychological and mental benefits

By wearing black onyx, we open ourselves to getting in tune with other people, allowing us to better understand their desires and aspirations. However, this interaction with others also helps us better understand ourselves and our inner world.

It is therefore perfect for situations where clarity is needed, whether in achieving goals, bringing order to our feelings and thoughts, or finding our own path. All of this is viewed through the lens of our true needs, rather than the behaviors we have adopted to satisfy someone else's wishes.

Spiritual benefits

Black onyx also has several very interesting properties on a spiritual level. First, it protects us from negative influences by shielding us. This is actually a role that belongs somewhat to all black stones, such as tourmaline, which protects against radiation emitted by technological devices.

Black onyx also allows us to focus our attention on what is truly useful, helping us better evaluate which judgments are constructive and which are intended to tear us down.

Thanks to this mineral, we can work much more consciously on the first chakra, which is linked to our survival instinct, the need to take root, and the need to find our place in the world. It also strengthens our connection with Mother Earth.

1 Elasticated bracelet in AA Malachite

Malachite symbolizes the strengthening of friendships and the enhancement of empathetic intuition.

It releases inhibitions and social awkwardness, allowing you to connect more easily with the people around you.

It is a stone associated with the feminine world.

Bead size: variable (0.4 - 0.6 - 0.8 cm)

Bracelet size: 18 cm

Country of origin of the stone: Congo

Delivered with a black cotton cord.

Malachite: description

Mineral class: carbonates.

Chemical formula: Cu2[(OH)2/CO3] + H2O + (Ca, Fe)

Malachite is a secondary copper carbonate that forms near the surface in copper deposits through the alteration of sulfides when exposed to air. It is a microcrystalline mineral, but also fibrous, often occurring in kidney-shaped or efflorescent aggregates. It has an intense green color with alternating lighter and darker curved bands.

It has low hardness, is sensitive to heat, and effervesces when in contact with hydrochloric acid.

Element

Earth: the earth element relates to stability and well-being (peace, balance, fertility, money).

Chakra

Fourth chakra Anahata ("Heart")

Mythology

The name derives from the Greek malake, meaning "mallow," as it resembles the color of the plant's leaves.

Malachite is one of the minerals most frequently mentioned in myths and legends. It was considered the stone of paradise and represented sensuality, beauty, curiosity, aesthetic sense, and musical arts. It has always been a symbol of the feminine figure and has been dedicated to a goddess in every culture: Hathor in Egypt; Aphrodite in Greece; Freya among the Celts in Europe.

In the Middle Ages, it was believed to relieve menstrual problems and facilitate childbirth, and was therefore known as the "midwives' stone."

It was used by the ancient Greeks and Romans to prevent injuries: in fact, according to tradition, it breaks to warn the wearer of imminent danger.

Effect on the body

Malachite is excellent as an antispasmodic and calming agent. It relaxes the nervous system and helps alleviate insomnia and depression. It is useful for menstrual pain and during childbirth.

It can help treat infections of the genital organs and sexual health problems. It has a detoxifying effect by stimulating liver function and promotes nervous and brain activity.

It has the property of absorbing pain and swelling, especially when combined with amethyst. It strengthens the heart and circulatory system and is particularly recommended for those who suffer from fragile capillaries. Due to its high copper content, it complements the action of iron in the production of red blood cells and stimulates the regeneration of blood and tissues.

1 elasticated bracelet in Apatite

Apatite is known as the gem of manifestation because it helps you see things more clearly.

It helps you recognize problems, identify the obstacles you need to overcome, or the issues that are holding you back.

Thanks to this, you can move forward and achieve your goals.

Bead size: 0.4 - 0.8 cm

Bracelet size: 18 cm

Material: Apatite

Country of origin of the stone: Brazil

Apatite (from the Greek apatao, to deceive) is a stone with a hexagonal crystal system and is formed through the primary and secondary lithogenetic process.

The most common form found in nature is blue, but it can also be found in yellow, green, and gray. Transparent apatite is very rare, because it is usually opaque. It has been used to replace, but at other times due to an involuntary confusion, beryl. Its recognition, however, occurred several years ago, we are talking about 1786.

However, in crystal therapy, it has only recently been rediscovered.

Apatite is connected to the third chakra given its crystal structure. It is suitable for all those people who never forget the goal and try to achieve it, intelligently overcoming every difficulty.

Properties of apatite

Apatite is a stone with many properties. If you choose to work with this mineral, you can use it in crystal therapy sessions. Depending on the color, you place it on the corresponding chakra. Blue apatite goes on the fifth chakra, green on the fourth, yellow on the third, and gray on the first chakra.

Benefits for the body

According to some studies carried out by more or less famous crystal therapists, apatite works on the physical plane by stimulating cell regeneration. It works a lot on the bones, teeth, and cartilage. It is also useful in case of joint pain. However, those of you who have been following me for a while know well that I prefer to work on the spiritual and mental plane rather than the physical one when it comes to stones and crystals.

Benefits for the spirit

From a spiritual point of view, apatite promotes openness towards others. If you are people who have difficulty socializing, wear a blue apatite in contact with the throat chakra, it stimulates extroversion. It does so delicately, based on your inclinations that have not yet emerged.

Benefits for the mind

In moments of uncertainty, where the temptation is to remain still and endure events instead of living them, apatite is just what you need. It gives us vitality and is helpful in cases of depression caused by a period of hyperactivity that has exhausted you. It can also be useful for maintaining calm in situations that make you lose your patience.

1 elasticated bracelet in Howlite

Howlite is used to overcome past wounds and traumas, to process anger, and to renew oneself. It is used for anxiety, shock, and panic. It instills a new sense of self-confidence and helps one find the strength to move forward.

It helps one listen to oneself and take responsibility. It allows for better and healthier contact with the environment and other people.

Bead size: 0.8 cm

Bracelet size: 19 cm

Material: Howlite, semi-precious stone

History

Howlite is a fairly common white stone. It is characterized by gray inclusions that make it look banded; at other times, these inclusions are black or bluish.

Sometimes it can also be found colorless. It is often used as an imitation of the much more expensive turquoise and is therefore dyed blue. Howlite is used because its white color and porous nature make it suitable for imitations. Sometimes it is dyed red as a substitute for coral.

Howlite belongs to the borate class and was first described by Henry How in 1868. Transparent crystals are very rare. It was discovered in Canada, but today the main sources are found in Los Angeles and California. The sources in Marmara and Turkey are also very important.

Properties of howlite

Howlite is a fairly commonly used stone in crystal therapy, although it has not achieved the fame of other crystals. It is particularly appreciated in jewelry for imitating the more precious turquoise and coral. This does not, however, mean that it lacks properties.

Physical benefits

Physically, it increases oxygen flow, helps with thyroid problems, and can also be useful in supporting treatments for autoimmune and degenerative diseases. It is used in crystal therapy treatments also against infections. It stimulates fertility and strengthens the heart.

Psychological benefits

Psychologically, however, it is used to overcome past wounds and traumas, to process anger, and to renew oneself. It is used for anxiety, shock, and panic. It instills a new sense of self-confidence and helps one find the strength to move forward.

Wear it as a pendant at heart level if you need to open up a little more to your feelings. It is a stone that amplifies vibrations, increases love for oneself and others. At the same time, it helps calm overly turbulent thoughts and feelings, and to put fears and feelings such as jealousy into perspective. It teaches one to adopt less impulsive behaviors and to be more understanding and tolerant toward others.

Spiritual benefits

Spiritually, as a white stone, howlite can be used for the seventh chakra. It helps one listen to oneself and take responsibility. It allows for better and healthier contact with the environment and other people.

1 elasticated bracelet in Garnet

Garnet is a very hard stone that forms in the deepest layers of the earth. It is known for igniting the survival instinct and willpower, and therefore counteracts feelings such as depression and discouragement.

This stone gives courage, optimism, and hope. Garnet stimulates self-healing abilities, strengthens the immune system, and improves blood circulation and blood quality. It is a truly revitalizing stone.

Bead size: 0.4 cm

Bracelet size: 19 cm

Material: Garnet, semi-precious stone

Garnet is still considered a powerful symbol of transformation today. Although aesthetically “insignificant” in its raw state, once worked it becomes a wonderful stone. This is why it is recommended for those who have to face a difficult moment involving transformation or change.

Benefits for the body

It has a great regenerative energy. Physically, it harmonizes fluids, especially the blood. It stimulates metabolism and strengthens our immune system, making us stronger in fighting and preventing diseases. It is also recommended for those who have difficulty absorbing nutrients at the intestinal level. When applied locally to a bleeding wound, garnet helps it heal.

Benefits for the mind

Garnet gives greater self-confidence and therefore increases self-esteem. It is a beacon in the dark, bringing joy of life and great optimistic willpower to overcome all challenges. It makes one highly persevering, freeing the person from fixed patterns and inhibitions. Precisely for this reason, it is sometimes considered and used as an aphrodisiac. Garnet is useful for men and women who are afraid to express their sexuality, often caused by some negative past experiences. Finally, on a mental level, it is recommended when you want to give birth to new ideas and bring projects to life, because it offers the strength necessary to emerge without fear and leave behind limiting, obsolete ideas.

Benefits for the spirit

As I said at the beginning, garnet is a stone that illuminates, helping to emerge from dark periods and depression. Use it if you are in a situation that seems to have no way out. If we are experiencing such a strong moment of crisis that all our hopes and values have collapsed.

It strengthens the desire to emerge and releases light within the person wearing it. It leads to a great state of harmony not only with oneself but also with everyone close by.

1 elasticated bracelet in Xinyi Jade

Jade is a purifying stone that attracts prosperity. It is said to protect against accidents and injuries, so it is a good stone to carry with you when traveling. Jade stimulates the creation of all kinds of ideas, combined with the decision to put them into practice.

The stone promotes self-fulfillment and self-confidence and helps to let go of negative emotions, such as agitation. Physically, Jade has a strong purifying effect, eliminating toxins from the body.

This Jade comes from the Xinyi region in China.

Bead size: 0.8 cm

Bracelet size: 18 cm

Material: Jade, semi-precious stone

Jade Description

Mineral class: phyllosilicates. Chemical formula: NaAl[Si2O6] + Ca, Fe, Mg, Mn

Jade is an ornamental stone and not strictly a mineral, but rather a collection of particular silicate minerals (jadeite and nephrite) distributed in a structure made of very fine granules and interwoven fibers.

The color is rarely uniform: on a white or off-white background, slight shades of pink, lavender, violet, or more often emerald green or light green appear due to the presence of chromium.

Today, other minerals are sold under the name of jade, such as serpentine, which not only has the same appearance, but is also extracted from the same deposits as jadeite and nephrite, although it is more malleable and less resistant.

Element

Water: the water element concerns the sphere of emotions and femininity (love, healing, compassion, reconciliation, intuition).

Chakra associated with Jade

Second chakra Svadhishthana (“Sacral”) and fourth chakra Anahata (“Heart”)

Mythology

The name “jade” derives from the Spanish pedra de ijada, meaning “stone of the flanks,” given its traditional beneficial power on the lower back and kidneys, and dates back to the time of the Spanish conquest of Central America, where this stone was highly appreciated and finely worked.

In ancient China, it was a sacred stone used to make urns because it was believed to have the power to prevent corrosion and ward off evil spirits. In traditional Chinese literature, gold and jade are often mentioned together and are considered symbols of wealth.

Even today, the price of good-quality jade is worth no less than a piece of gold of the same weight.Confucius (551-479 BC) states that jade possesses eleven virtues, including benevolence (it is smooth and shiny to the touch), loyalty (it never irritates the skin), education, and sincerity (a flaw in the jade is never hidden). Confucian culture also preached that a man should define his manners and conduct in accordance with the virtues of jade.

Effect on the body

Jade strengthens the liver, spleen, and heart. It reactivates circulation, purifies the blood, and stimulates the immune system.

It has rebalancing properties for the entire body. It is beneficial for kidney activity and combats swelling in the legs and knees.

Effect on the psyche

Jade has calming, soothing, and alleviating properties for troubled moods. It eliminates fear, consoles, and invites benevolence.It helps the heart find compassion to make the right decisions. It rebalances emotions and gives modesty and clarity of thought. It opens the mind and encourages renewal

1 Elasticated bracelet in Jade

Jade is a purifying stone that attracts prosperity. It is said to protect against accidents and injuries, so it is a good stone to carry with you when traveling. Jade stimulates the creation of all kinds of ideas, combined with the decision to put them into practice.

The stone promotes self-fulfillment and self-confidence and helps to let go of negative emotions, such as agitation. Physically, Jade has a strong purifying effect, eliminating toxins from the body.

Bead size: variable (0.6 - 0.8 cm)

Bracelet size: 18 cm

Material: Jade, semi-precious stone

Description of Jade

Mineral class: phyllosilicates. Chemical formula: NaAl[Si2O6] + Ca, Fe, Mg, Mn

Jade is an ornamental stone and not strictly a mineral, but rather a collection of particular silicate minerals (jadeite and nephrite) distributed in a structure made of very fine granules and interwoven fibers.

The color is rarely uniform: on a white or off-white background, slight shades of pink, lavender, violet, or more often emerald green or light green appear due to the presence of chromium.

Today, other minerals are sold under the name of jade, such as serpentine, which not only has the same appearance, but is also extracted from the same deposits as jadeite and nephrite, although it is more malleable and less resistant.

Element

Water: the water element concerns the sphere of emotions and femininity (love, healing, compassion, reconciliation, intuition).

Chakra associated with Jade

Second chakra Svadhishthana (“Sacral”) and fourth chakra Anahata (“Heart”)

Mythology

The name “jade” derives from the Spanish pedra de ijada, meaning “stone of the loins,” given its traditional beneficial power on the lower back and kidneys, and dates back to the time of the Spanish conquest of Central America, where this stone was highly appreciated and finely worked.

In ancient China, it was a sacred stone used to make urns because it was believed to have the power to prevent corrosion and drive away evil spirits. In traditional Chinese literature, gold and jade are often mentioned together and are considered symbols of wealth.

Even today, the price of good-quality jade is worth no less than a piece of gold of the same weight.Confucius (551-479 BC) states that jade possesses eleven virtues, including benevolence (it is smooth and shiny to the touch), fidelity (it never irritates the skin), education, and sincerity (a flaw in jade is never hidden). Confucian culture also preached that a man should define his manners and conduct in accordance with the virtues of jade.

Effect on the body

Jade strengthens the liver, spleen, and heart. It reactivates circulation, purifies the blood, and stimulates the immune system.

It has rebalancing properties for the entire body. It is beneficial for kidney activity and combats swelling in the legs and knees.

Effect on the psyche

Jade has calming, soothing, and alleviating properties for troubled moods. It eliminates fear, consoles, and invites benevolence.It helps the heart find compassion to make the right decisions. It rebalances emotions and gives modesty and clarity of thought. It opens the mind and encourages renewal

Elastic bracelet made of Fluorite and Amethyst, with a Tree of Life charm.

Fluorite is also called Fluorina. In nature, the stone appears in different colors such as purple, green, and white, due to the different trace elements it may contain. Fluorite is particularly suitable for this era because it cleanses and protects against electromagnetic radiation. Fluorite also promotes concentration.

Amethyst is a purple quartz crystal. The shades of purple range from light lavender to dark purple. It is said that amethyst crystals possess a spiritual quality and can be used to help people tap into higher levels of consciousness. They can serve as a bridge between physical and ethereal frequencies, creating an opening for enlightenment.

Bead size: 0.8 cm

Material: Fluorite and Amethyst, semi-precious stone

Please note: this is a natural product, so the color, shape, and size may vary and differ from the image shown.

The item is nickel-, lead-, and cadmium-free; this means that these elements are not present or are within the limited quantities permitted under European product safety standards.

The Tree of Life in different religions and spiritual traditions

The Tree of Life is a powerful symbol that has existed for centuries all over the world in various religious and spiritual traditions.

Tree of Life, ancient Iran

In Iranian mythology, there are numerous sacred plant icons linked to life, healing, and eternity. As the guardian of plants, goddess of trees, and immortality.

Tree of Life, Baha'i Faith

In the teachings of the Bahá'í Faith, the Tree of Life represents the manifestation of God.

Tree of Life, Buddhism

According to Buddhist tradition, the Bodhi tree (Ficus religiosa) is the tree under which Prince Siddhartha sat when he attained Enlightenment about 2,500 years ago in Bodh Gaya, India, and thus became the Buddha (the Awakened).

Tree of Life, China

In Chinese mythology, a sculpture of a Tree of Life is frequently depicted with a phoenix and a dragon, where the dragon often represents immortality. A Taoist story tells of a tree that, every three thousand years, produces a peach capable of granting immortality to anyone who eats it.

Tree of Life, Europe

Antoine-Joseph Pernety, a famous eighteenth-century writer and alchemist, identified the Tree of Life with the elixir of life and the philosopher's stone.

Tree of Life, Germanic paganism and Norse mythology

Trees play a leading role in Germanic paganism and are mentioned in various ways in traditional texts and even in the names of Germanic gods. The Tree of Life appears in Norse religion as Yggdrasil, the world tree, which extends over 9 areas and contains the 3 magical sources of all life: the source of wisdom and knowledge, the source of past, present, and future, and the source of space, the cosmos.

Tree of Life, Islam

Trees also play an important role in the Quran. The date palm is mentioned about 20 times and is said to come from paradise. It is the tree under which Mary - according to Allah - gave birth to Jesus. Regarding the olive, it is written: "It showed the pure river of the water of life, clear as crystal, coming from the throne of the Lamb of God. In the middle of the road and across the river grows the Tree of Life, which reveals twelve baskets of fruit every month. And the leaves of this tree serve to heal the people".

Tree of Life, Mesoamerica - the Maya culture

Among the Maya, the central world tree was conceived of, or represented by, a ceiba tree. It represents the stable center of the universe.

Tree of Life, Judaism

The Tree of Life is mentioned in the Book of Genesis. The most famous tree in the Garden of Eden is the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, from which Adam and Eve ate the apple and were expelled from paradise. Judaism also mentions the Tree of Life or the Tree of Souls. This tree produces souls and thus life itself.

Tree of Life, Native Americans

The Tree of Life motif is very present in Native American traditions, including Ojibway cosmology. The Tree of Life represents everything that lives on this planet and in the universe. It "beats" the rhythm of life, day after day, year after year, life after life. Native Americans greatly appreciate all that lives and are masters at maintaining the balance between their own needs and what nature offers.