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Turquoise Ancient Stone Bracelet • Mystic Chirp Focal • Nature Inspired Artisan Bracelet
Turquoise Ancient Stone Bracelet • Mystic Chirp Focal • Nature Inspired Artisan Bracelet
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A bracelet that feels like a walk through an autumn forest— rich turquoise stones, a mystic turquoise chirp focal bead full of character, and vintage African sandcast focal that bring warmth and texture. This one‑of‑a‑kind artisan piece is made for the nature enthusiast, the wanderer, the collector of soulful materials. Each bead carries its own story, creating a striking combination of color, texture, and organic beauty.
Wear it solo for a bold earthy statement or stack it with your favorite boho pieces for a layered, global‑inspired look.
Approximate Length: 7"
Materials:
Ancient Tumbled Turquoise Czech Picasso Stones
Turquoise Czech Glass Bird Coin Bead
Vintage African Sandcast Focal Bead
Turquoise Autumn Mystic Chirp Etched Czech Glass Bird Beads
Matte Czech Glass Acorn Beads
Mystic Gold Czech Etched Glass Tube Beads
Wonky Square Turquoise Bead
Brass Triangular Spacers
🛑NOTE:🛑 Always put your elastic bracelet on the right way.
Never put on your bracelet by stretching it over your hand. As much as possible, roll it over your hand without excessive pulling.
Keep the bracelet away from soap, perfumes, hair and skin products, sun screen, salt water, etc. Many of the products we use everyday can degrade the quality of the elastic over time.
Please Note: Every effort has been made to accurately represent the items shown in the pictures. Colors may vary upon individual computer monitor settings and lighting conditions.
Expect some slight variation in size, color and quality as these beads were hand cut.
Czech glass beads are made in the Czech Republic, where the tradition of craftsmanship in glass-making goes back centuries. In the 1550s, the Czech Republic was known as Bohemia. It was there that glass beadmaking sprang up, specifically in the cities of Jablonec, Stanovsko, and Bedrichov by cottage artisans. Families would set up glass beadmaking in their cottages.
With their vibrant colors and various shapes, creative designs are endless. Czech beads are also called Bohemian glass or Bohemia crystal.
