Rutile Gold Quartz / Angel Hair -> Rectangular Pearl Bracelet / AAA Natural Stone

This golden rutilated quartz bracelet, also known as “angel hair,” showcases a natural stone with golden inclusions. Its 20 × 8 mm rectangular beads give the piece a bold look and reveal the stone’s intricate details.

Strung on stretch multi-strand elastic cord, it is adjusted to the chosen length by varying the number of beads.

Features

• Natural stone: golden rutilated quartz, also known as “angel hair.”
• Origin: Brazil.
• Bead shape: rectangular.
• Bead dimensions: 20 × 8 mm.
• Bead thickness: 6 mm.
• Strung on: stretch multi-strand elastic cord.
• Available sizes: 14 to 21 cm, in 1 cm increments.
• Adjustment: the number of beads is adjusted to the chosen length.

How to choose your size

Measure your wrist circumference as closely to the skin as possible with a tailor’s tape measure, without pulling it tight or adding extra room. Then select the corresponding measurement from the “Length, wrist circumference in cm” menu.

The bracelet shown will be adjusted with more or fewer beads depending on the selected length.

Golden rutilated quartz

Golden rutilated quartz is prized for the fine inclusions that run through the quartz, earning it the nickname “angel hair.” These details invite close observation and give this piece its distinctive appeal.

The rectangular shape of the beads provides ample space for these inclusions, creating a bracelet that can be worn on its own or paired with other natural stones.

Symbolism of golden rutilated quartz

In lithotherapy traditions, golden rutilated quartz is associated with clarity of mind, self-confidence, and openness. It symbolizes the intention to better recognize one’s aspirations and express them with sincerity.

It is also linked to personal drive and change. Some people choose it as a reminder to stay true to their commitments, welcome new perspectives, and move forward with determination.

Its nickname “angel hair” also carries spiritual symbolism. It can be chosen as a personal aid for contemplation or meditation, depending on individual beliefs.

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.