Bracelet amber Wax gold Wax wire braided bead jewelry

Natural free-shaped golden amber Wax wire braided gold bracelet Bracelet length: Suitable for wrists 15~16 cm in circumference (with an extension chain at the end, which can be freely hooked) Metal material: Gold-plated chain and accessories Gemstone(1): Natural golden amber beads, each about 4~5mm long. Pendant Gemstone(2): natural Wax bead, 1 piece, about 6mm in length Other materials: Wax thread The so-called gold-filled, or gold-filled, is to forge a layer of yellow gold onto the outer layer of the metal under high pressure and high temperature, so that the outer layer of the metal presents the color of gold. In addition to the fact that the outer layer is real yellow gold, which is not easy to cause skin allergies when in contact with it, the high-pressure forging conditions of gold injection also make gold injection harder and more wear-resistant than chemically electroplated gold jewelry. If the above length is not suitable for your wrist circumference, please tell me your size before shipment, and I can adjust it to your size!! <How to measure wrist circumference: You can take a cotton thread, place it against the skin of your wrist, and gently wrap it around (not too tight or too loose, just place it against the skin, no gaps in the middle~). Mark the beginning and end of the cotton thread, straighten it, and use a ruler to measure the length between the beginning and end marks, which is your wrist circumference!! > < Gemstone Basics> Amber Amber has many varieties and names due to its different colors and contents, such as golden amber, blood amber, blue amber, flower amber, insect amber, etc. However, they mainly come from the resins of pine plants in ancient times. Due to being buried in the strata for a long time, they have evolved into resin fossils under the influence of underground pressure and temperature over a long period of time. Amber is mainly produced on the Baltic Sea coast of Northern Europe. It is most popular for its transparent golden or creamy yellow colors and is often used to make various ornaments. Chinese medicine believes that amber can be used as medicine. For example, the book "Famous Doctors' Records" written by Tao Hongjing in the Northern and Southern Dynasties included the efficacy of amber.