USA Amazonite Round Beads Strand AA+ 7.5-8.5mm
This strand of round Amazonite USA AA+ beads features natural stones measuring 7.5-8.5mm in light blue-green and turquoise hues. A bright and versatile choice to include in a range of natural beads for jewelry designers.
These round beads on a strand of AA+ grade Amazonite from the USA are composed of 7.5-8.5mm natural stones in shades of blue-green, light turquoise, sea green, ice blue, and sometimes slightly whitish, depending on the bead. Their balanced size highlights the luminous, soft, and aquatic appearance of this natural stone.
Amazonite from the United States is a natural stone prized for its fresh and harmonious hues, with a lighter and brighter appearance. In crystal healing, it is often associated with calming, communication, emotional balance, gentleness, and inner harmony.
Presented on a 38-40 cm strand, these beads are ideal for creating bracelets, necklaces, malas, energy jewelry, or handcrafted accessories. Their 7.5-8.5 mm size allows for elegant, luminous, and natural creations that are easy to combine with other natural stones.
Features :
Stone: Amazonite, United States
Quality: AA+
Bead size: 7.5-8.5mm
Wire length: 38-40 cm
Presentation: Beads on a thread
Pearl type: Round
Type: Natural stone beads
Colors: Blue-green, light turquoise, sea green, glacier blue, whitish shades
Appearance: Natural, bright, soft, slightly cloudy, mineral
Style: Fresh, bright, natural, soft, spiritual
Uses: Jewelry making, crystal healing, wellness, creative hobbies
Dominant color: Blue-green / Light turquoise
Presented on 38-40 cm strands, these 7.5-8.5mm round beads easily find their place on shelves alongside other natural stones. They are suitable for both creative hobby shops and stores specializing in wellness and lithotherapy.
A product to recommend for making bracelets, necklaces, or malas, valued for its natural appearance and properties associated with calm and inner harmony. A great addition to a stock of versatile beads, regularly sought after by designers.
