Blue Agate, Madagascar  -- > Colored Natural Stone Bracelet; Length 17.5 cm

Blue Agate, Madagascar -- > Colored Natural Stone Bracelet; Length 17.5 cm

26,00
Sale price  26,00 Regular price 
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Blue Agate, Madagascar  -- > Colored Natural Stone Bracelet; Length 17.5 cm

Blue Agate, Madagascar -- > Colored Natural Stone Bracelet; Length 17.5 cm

26,00
Sale price  26,00 Regular price 

This Madagascar agate bracelet stands out with its blue color and navette-shaped beads. Their silhouette adds an original touch to the jewelry, which can be worn alone or paired with other bracelets.

The stone is natural, and its blue color is achieved through dyeing: an important detail to consider when choosing your jewelry.

Features

  • Natural stone: agate.
  • Treatment: stone dyed blue.
  • Origin: Madagascar.
  • Bead shape: navette.
  • Inner circumference: 17.5 cm.
  • Size: one size, with no length options.

How to choose your size?

Measure your wrist circumference as close to the skin as possible with a tailor's tape, without tightening it. Compare this measurement to the inner circumference of 17.5 cm, taking into account your preference for a snug or looser fit.

You can also compare this dimension to that of a bracelet that already fits you.

Dyed agate, a unique style

The navette shape of the beads adds rhythm to this bracelet and sets it apart from round-bead designs. Its blue color adds a touch of color to a simple outfit and lends itself to pairing with other jewelry.

Symbolism of blue agate

In lithotherapy traditions, blue agate is associated with gentleness, listening, and self-expression. It symbolizes the intention to choose one's words carefully and to make room for dialogue.

It also evokes calm and perspective. Some people choose it as a personal reminder to slow down, consider a situation from a different angle, and stay true to what they wish to express.

Wearing this bracelet can thus represent an intention: to cultivate sincere exchanges, express oneself gently, and give more space to listening to oneself and others.

The symbolic associations of stones are based on beliefs and traditions. They do not constitute proven therapeutic effects and are not a substitute for medical advice.

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