Burmese Garnet, wine red color, 3 mm bead bracelet, Macramé style -> Very original

Burmese Garnet, wine red color, 3 mm bead bracelet, Macramé style -> Very original

15,50
Sale price  15,50 Regular price 
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Burmese Garnet, wine red color, 3 mm bead bracelet, Macramé style -> Very original

Burmese Garnet, wine red color, 3 mm bead bracelet, Macramé style -> Very original

15,50
Sale price  15,50 Regular price 

This Burmese garnet bracelet captivates with its wine-red color and small 3 mm beads. Its macramé-style design gives it an original look, to be worn alone or in combination with other jewelry.

With an inner circumference of 15.5 cm, this model is intended for small wrists.

Features

  • Natural stone: garnet.
  • Origin: Burma.
  • Color: wine-red, with a uniform hue.
  • Bead size: 3 mm.
  • Design: macramé-style.
  • Inner circumference: 15.5 cm.
  • Size: model for small wrists, 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 15.5 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. This model does not offer a choice of size.

Burmese garnet

The wine-red color of this garnet gives the bracelet a warm presence. The small size of the beads and the macramé-style design highlight the uniformity of their hue while adding rhythm to the jewelry.

Symbolism of garnet

In the traditions of lithotherapy, garnet is associated with perseverance, courage, and vitality. It symbolizes the drive that pushes one to undertake and the will to pursue what matters to oneself.

It is also linked to commitment and passion. Some people choose it as a personal reminder to nurture their projects, stay true to their intentions, and move forward with consistency.

Wearing this bracelet can thus represent an intention: to recognize one's resources, cultivate one's enthusiasm, and give a place to the projects that inspire us.

The symbolic associations of stones are part of beliefs and traditions. They do not constitute proven therapeutic effects and do not replace medical advice.

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