Rigid BANGLE Bracelet in Natural Stone Unisex 3 Colors Falcon's Eye / Tiger's Eye / Bull's Eye -> Diameters 61.5 Mm

This rigid bangle bracelet combines three natural stones: falcon’s eye, tiger’s eye, and bull’s eye. Their contrasting shades and shimmering reflections create a distinctive piece of jewelry, best worn on its own to showcase the interplay of colors.

Presented in a jewelry box, it is ideal as a gift or as a special treat for yourself.

Specifications

• Natural stones: falcon’s eye, tiger’s eye, and bull’s eye.
• Origin of the stones: South Africa.
• Shape: rigid bangle bracelet.
• Inner diameter: 61.5 mm.
• Width: 14 mm.
• Thickness: 10 mm.
• Weight: approximately 62 g.
• Presentation: supplied in a jewelry box.

How to choose your size

This bangle is rigid: it must be large enough to fit over your hand, not just match your wrist size.

To check the size, measure the inner diameter of a bangle that already fits you and compare it to the 61.5 mm diameter of this model. Measuring your wrist alone does not guarantee that the bangle will fit over your hand.

Three stones with unique reflections

The combination of falcon’s eye, tiger’s eye, and bull’s eye gives this bangle its distinctive tricolor appearance. Light changes their reflections and highlights the stone’s subtle variations as you move.

The symbolism of the three eyes

In lithotherapy traditions, tiger’s eye is associated with symbolic protection, courage, and self-confidence. It can represent the intention to stand by your choices and move forward with determination.

Falcon’s eye is traditionally associated with gaining perspective and maintaining an open mind. Its symbolism encourages you to consider situations from a different angle and remain receptive to new perspectives.

Bull’s eye, meanwhile, evokes strength, perseverance, and grounding. It can serve as a personal reminder to stay on course and pursue your projects with steadfastness.

Together in a single bracelet, these three stones symbolize determination, discernment, and stability, each of which can take on its own meaning.

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