African Turquoise, Bronzite, Copper and Coconut Husk Beads Bracelet
US$27
- Size
- 7"
- Condition
- New With Tags
- Color
- GreenCream
- Category
- MenAccessoriesJewelry
- Brand
- Persephone's Daughter
- Style Tags
- BohemianHandmade
-Handcrafted artisan bracelet
-12mm African turquoise,8mm faceted bronzite, 6mm copper spacers and 10mm coconut husk beads
-Strung on elastic beading thread
-Measures 7” and weighs 1.2 oz
Gemstone metaphysical properties:
While most stones focus on the idea of emotional healing or strength, the primary African turquoise meaning is all about evolution and change. The stone is said to bring about positive change and transformation. It facilitates growth and maturity, allowing you to pursue all of the possibilities in life.
According to metaphysical beliefs, bronzite is used for grounding. It promotes clarity and certainty if thinking and action. Historically, it has been worn to help alleviate nervous energy that is generated when we are placed in new situations. It helps to increase self-esteem, promote decision making, dispelling negativity, and enhance creativity.
Copper represents the Goddess of Love. It naturally conducts heat and radiates luxury. It is the first metal widely used by humans and has a long history of love and magic. It is believed to provide harmonic connections between physical and spiritual realms and is said to magnify energy transfers, allowing for maximum healing.
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