Sapphire Gender-Free Bracelet - Deep Blue

Timeless Beauty. A simple string of chic sapphire blue. This is a gender-free, single-strand bracelet, elegantly crafted with sapphire and refined sterling silver corrugated beads. Made with stretch cord for effortless wear, even on busy mornings! It's the kind of piece you'll reach for daily, becoming an indispensable part of your collection. Sapphire, known mineralogically as corundum, is a gemstone second only to diamond in hardness. It actually occurs in a variety of colors. The blue of sapphire is often likened to the changing colors of the sky throughout the day, symbolizing "sincerity." It is considered an auspicious gift or a protective charm for loved ones. This simple strand of chic blue is easy to wear and perfect for everyday use. It also adds a touch of elegance when layered with other pieces. Recommended for those looking to collect the world's four major gemstones. The deep, rich blue of sapphire has a calming effect like no other. Bracelet width (thickness): Approx. 4mm Individual corrugated bead: Sterling silver [Please Read Carefully]★★★★★★★★★ ■ Recommended for wrist sizes between 13.5cm and 15cm. ■ Model wrist in image is approx. 14cm. ■ Made with stretch cord. * If you inform us in advance, we can adjust the length up to a total of 24cm at no additional charge. Please measure the narrowest part of your wrist and let us know your wrist circumference (e.g., "Wrist circumference ○○cm"). Changes after delivery will generally incur shipping and labor costs. Please consult with us beforehand if you have any questions. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * The sapphires in this piece are of an opaque quality that enhances the texture of the raw stone, and they contain many inclusions (internal cracks, etc.). ■ About Sapphire Meaning: Sincerity, Dignity, Compassion, Stone of Clergy, Celestial Gem, Gem of the Sky, September Birthstone It is a hexagonal mineral with a Mohs hardness of 9, second only to diamond. Therefore, finely cut stones can be very expensive. Sapphire is a precious stone mainly produced in Asia. Its name originates from the Latin word "sapphirus," meaning blue. It is called the "Celestial Gem" or "Gem of the Sky" due to its resemblance to the various colors of the sky throughout the day. * The sapphires in this piece are highly transparent. Inclusions (internal cracks, dark spots, etc.) may be visible in some beads. [Bonus Column: Sapphire, the Navel of the World] Sapphire is a mineral species called corundum, composed of aluminum and oxygen. It is found in igneous and metamorphic rocks that do not contain silicon. Have you ever played by searching for transparent sand or small pebbles in your schoolyard as a child? That is silicon. Silicon is abundant in the Earth's crust, so environments without silicon are very rare, limited to metamorphic zones of ultra-high temperature and pressure. This occurred around 700 million to 500 million years ago in the central part of a supercontinent called Gondwana. Gondwana was a supercontinent at that time, and its center formed a zone of ultra-high pressure metamorphism where most of the continents we know today collided, creating the conditions for the formation of corundum (sapphire) with a Mohs hardness of 9. The continents of Mozambique, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and India were all joined together, and in this rare central environment, metamorphic sapphire was formed (volcanic sapphire also exists). Rather than having various origins, sapphire was formed in one location and then dispersed around the world. Sapphire is, in a sense, evidence of the former "navel of the Earth." Collecting sapphires holds a romance akin to collecting fragments of the Earth. Since the Earth's crustal energy has decreased since 700 million years ago, an event like the formation of the Gondwana supercontinent may be a once-in-Earth-history phenomenon. Within a single small, beautiful sapphire, the pulse of the Earth is hidden. Mode Design Sapphire Silver Natural Stone Jewelry Accessory Lipatti Simple Handmade Present Gift Lipatti Blue Gold Filled Wild World's 4 Major Gemstones