Ashur Designs
"Odysseus" 8mm Natural Gemstone Bead Bracelet, African Turquoise & Tiger's Eye
"Odysseus" 8mm Natural Gemstone Bead Bracelet, African Turquoise & Tiger's Eye
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Hand Assembled in the U.S.A.
- 100% Natural Gemstone Beads
- 12 Month Warranty
Sizing Information
Sizing Information
The sizes shown are based on wrist size, not overall bracelet size. Using a soft tape measure, wrap the tape measure around your wrist approximately half an inch up your arm from your wrist joint. We recommend the bracelet fit slightly loose on the wrist ensuring no excessive wear on the cord. If you have any questions about sizing before placing your order, don't hesitate to contact us
Care and Use
Care and Use
Avoid contact with any chemicals or harsh cleaners to ensure long life of the stretch cord. While the cord is very strong and made to last, do not over stretch when putting on and taking off your bracelet to avoid strain or damage to the cord.
8mm Natural Stone bead bracelet with high quality natural African Turquoise, Tiger's Eye and stainless-steel accents. Assembled by hand in the USA with USA made industrial strength stretch cord.
*Note we only use non-color enhanced natural gemstone. The pattern and colors of the stone beads used in each bracelet are different and unique, it will vary slightly from the pictures shown.
Turquoise: (TRANSFORMATION AND GROWTH, SPIRITUAL ATTUNEMENT)
Often considered a type of Jasper rather than true turquoise, has been valued since ancient times for its unique properties and aesthetic appeal. While not as historically documented as traditional turquoise from regions like Persia or the American Southwest, African Turquoise has its own rich heritage.
Tiger's Eye: (STRENGTH, PROTECTION AND CONFIDENCE)
A gemstone known for its golden-brown hues and chatoyant effect, holds no direct historical ties to specific ancient civilizations. However, its symbolism and perceived properties align with the values of various cultures. In ancient Egypt, the stone's colors may have symbolized the sun, while its feline qualities resonated with Egyptian cats. Mesopotamian and Roman cultures might have valued Tiger's Eye for its protective qualities, and in Chinese culture, it may have been appreciated for its Earth energies.
