Bracelet Crystal Raw Ore Yellow Fluorite Czech Glass Beads Gold-Filled Gemstone Beaded Bracelet Jewelry Accessories

Natural Crystal Raw Ore, Yellow Fluorite, Czech Glass Beads, Gold-Filled Bracelet Bracelet Length: Suitable for wrist circumference 15~16 cm (features a gold-filled spring clasp and extension chain) Gemstone (1): Natural Raw Crystal (clear quartz with a hint of pale yellow), 1 piece, 30mm (L) x 14mm (W) x 8mm (T) Gemstone (2): Natural Yellow Fluorite Beads, 2 pieces, 7mm diameter each Other Accessories (3): Imported Czech Yellow Glass Beads with Brown Veins, 28 pieces, 3mm side length each Metal Material: Gold-Filled <How to Measure Your Wrist Circumference: You can use a piece of cotton string and gently wrap it around your wrist, close to the skin, without making it too tight or too loose. Ensure there are no gaps. Mark where the ends of the string meet. Straighten the string and measure the length between the marks with a ruler. This measurement is your wrist circumference.> If the length is not suitable for your wrist, please let me know, and I can help you adjust it. ^_^ <Gemstone Trivia 1> Quartz Family: Crystal Agate, crystal, and chalcedony, which we often hear about, are all members of the quartz family. Their primary component is silicon dioxide (SiO2). However, due to differences in their crystalline structures, those with distinct crystal formations are called crystals, while those with less obvious crystalline structures are called chalcedony (agate is a type of chalcedony, specifically referring to chalcedony with layered or irregular linear patterns). Within crystals, variations in trace ion composition lead to different colors, such as amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, smoky quartz, and morion. When crystals enclose noticeable accompanying minerals, they form sought-after varieties like green phantom quartz, titanium quartz, super seven quartz, strawberry quartz, rutilated quartz, etc. <Gemstone Trivia 2> Fluorite Fluorite is a translucent to transparent mineral. It comes in many colors: colorless, green, purple, blue, yellow, and sometimes exhibits multiple colors on a single stone, making it a gemstone of rich and beautiful hues. Its cool, glassy texture has earned it the nickname "cold jade." Some fluorite exhibits a faint fluorescence in the dark after absorbing incident light (hence its name, fluorite), leading many to consider it a type of "night-shining pearl" mentioned in ancient texts.