Elegant Turquoise Bracelet with Golden Accents
This bracelet is crafted from natural high-grade turquoise sourced from Hubei, China. Each turquoise bead features fine texture and a strong porcelain-like luster, with unique natural patterns that make every bead one of a kind. The bracelet is adorned with a 999 pure gold bead, symbolizing the traditional Chinese blessings of "endless fortune" and "auspiciousness," bringing good luck and positive energy. Turquoise has long been revered in Chinese culture as a symbol of victory and success, as well as a talisman for peace and harmony. Whether worn daily, at family gatherings, or during important occasions, this bracelet adds a touch of elegance and serenity to your style. Over time, with continued wear and care, the luster of the turquoise will deepen, echoing the Chinese belief in "mutual nourishment between jade and its wearer." The more it is worn, the more precious it becomes, enhancing its collectible value—a treasure not to be missed.
As you wear this bracelet over time, the green turquoise may gradually turn a light blue. This change is a natural characteristic of the material, so there's no need to worry. Instead, embrace and appreciate the beauty of this transformation, a gift from nature.
Turquoise bead diameter: 3.8mm
Gold bead size: 3*4mm
Lovely Robin - Your Sparkle in Every Day.
Lovely Robin is an innovative jewelry design brand established in London, UK, that blends delicate natural elements with vibrant multicultural designs, encouraging people to find simple joys in everyday life.
We are committed to social responsibility, crafting each piece of jewelry with care to serve as a powerful emotional conduit, enhancing the wearer's emotional experience and sense of happiness.
Lovely Robin emphasizes that our jewelry is not just a fine adornment but also a dynamic lifestyle, helping people maintain a deep connection with nature and inner peace even in the fast-paced modern world.
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