Kunzite Bracelet A+ 8-9 mm Beads
This natural A+ quality kunzite bracelet captivates with its round 8-9 mm beads in delicate pink and lilac tones. A refined piece to offer in jewelry stores or mineral shops for a clientele drawn to the softness of natural stones.
Description
This natural A+ quality Kunzite bracelet is made up of round beads approximately 8 to 9 mm in diameter. The stone features delicate shades of pale pink, lilac and light purple, sometimes accompanied by whitish or slightly translucent areas.
A+ quality offers a beautiful selection of beads with soft, harmonious tones and a well-present natural luminosity. Its diameter of 8 to 9 mm brings a lovely presence to the wrist while retaining the delicate and refined look characteristic of Kunzite. Each natural stone is unique: colours, inclusions, transparency and the intensity of the shades may vary slightly from one bracelet to another.
Lithotherapy
According to tradition, Kunzite is associated with gentleness, emotional soothing and opening of the heart. It is said to help promote serenity, confidence and inner harmony.
Lithotherapy properties are derived from tradition and do not replace medical advice.
Characteristics
Stone: Natural Kunzite
Quality: A+
Shape: Round beads
Bead diameter: Approximately 8 to 9 mm
Length: Approximately 16 to 18 cm
Setting: Elastic bracelet
Colours: Pale pink, lilac, light purple and whitish shades
Appearance: Natural, smooth, luminous and slightly translucent
Style: Soft, elegant, delicate and refined
Packaging: Sold individually
In terms of in-store presentation, kunzite's soft color palette blends easily into a display dedicated to lithotherapy or natural jewelry. As each piece is unique, customers appreciate this authentic character that highlights the artisanal quality of the stone.
Sold individually, this bracelet allows for simple and flexible restocking according to the store's needs. A versatile product that naturally finds its place alongside other beaded bracelets to complete a range of natural stone jewelry.
