Yellow tiger’s eye, beautiful large-format square bead bracelet, 16/16 mm, magnificent

Yellow tiger’s eye, beautiful large-format square bead bracelet, 16/16 mm, magnificent

22,00
Sale price  22,00 Regular price 
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Yellow tiger’s eye, beautiful large-format square bead bracelet, 16/16 mm, magnificent

Yellow tiger’s eye, beautiful large-format square bead bracelet, 16/16 mm, magnificent

22,00
Sale price  22,00 Regular price 

Yellow tiger's eye bracelet, large 16 × 16 mm square beads

With its large 16 × 16 mm square beads, this bracelet showcases yellow tiger's eye in all its glory. The stone's uniform color and polished finish highlight the lines of each bead, creating a piece of jewelry with a striking presence.

Worn on its own, it becomes the centerpiece of your jewelry combination. Paired with thinner bracelets, it allows you to play with shapes and volumes.

Features

Stone: yellow tiger's eye.
Bead shape: square.
Bead dimensions: 16 × 16 mm.
Appearance: uniform color and polished finish.
Inner circumference: 17.5 cm.

How to choose your size?

Measure your wrist circumference against the skin without tightening, using a tailor's tape measure. Compare this measurement to the bracelet's inner circumference of 17.5 cm, allowing some room for comfortable wear.

This model is available in this size only.

Symbolism and lithotherapy traditions

Tiger's eye is traditionally associated with courage, self-confidence, and symbolic protection. It evokes a grounded strength: one that allows you to stand by your choices without losing your ability to listen or your discernment.

In beliefs related to lithotherapy, it supports intentions of perseverance, concentration, and taking action. It symbolically invites you to take a step back, recognize your resources, and move forward steadily in what you undertake.

These traditions notably associate it with the root, solar plexus, and third eye chakras, around the concepts of grounding, personal willpower, and discernment.

Choosing this bracelet can thus be a way to keep a personal reminder close at hand: take your place, respect your limits, and build your path at your own pace.

These associations are based on beliefs and traditions. They are not scientifically proven and do not replace medical advice or follow-up.

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