Bracelet Watermelon Mica Purple Mica Pink Tourmaline Beaded Bracelet 925 Sterling Silver Gemstone Jewelry Accessory Necklace

Natural Purple Mica, Watermelon Tourmaline, Pink Tourmaline Silver Bracelet Bracelet Length: Fits wrist circumference 15~15.5 cm (with a silver extension chain at the end for adjustable clasping) Metal Material: 925 Sterling Silver Gemstone (1): Natural white, slightly translucent Watermelon Mica flat beads, 18 pieces, approx. 5.5mm diameter each. Gemstone (2): Natural Purple Mica beads, 14 pieces, approx. 4mm diameter each. Pendant Gemstone (3): Natural pink and white mixed Tourmaline barrel bead, 1 piece, approx. 10mm length x 6mm diameter. If the above length is not suitable for your wrist, please let me know your size before shipping, and I can adjust it for you!! <Wrist Measurement Method: You can take a piece of cotton thread, gently wrap it around your wrist skin without being too tight or too loose, just lightly against the skin, ensuring there are no gaps in the middle. Mark the point where the thread meets. Straighten the thread and measure the length between the two marks with a ruler. This is your wrist circumference.> <Gemstone Trivia 1> Watermelon Mica Watermelon Mica gets its name from its overall appearance, resembling the frothy bubbles on the surface of water as it tumbles from a height. It is both crystal clear and often contains small internal "stone flowers" or cotton-like inclusions, hence its name. Its main mineral composition is sodic feldspar combined with quartz. It typically has excellent "water content" (translucency), which is a crucial characteristic. Its primary colors are grayish-white or white, while yellow, red, black, and green varieties are rarer. Due to the excellent translucency and clarity of high-quality Watermelon Mica, unscrupulous merchants have been known to pass it off as high-quality jade in recent years, selling it at inflated prices. Therefore, special attention is advised! <Gemstone Trivia 2> Purple Mica The formal scientific name for Purple Mica is Rosasite, possessing beautiful blue-purple tones, much like a violet, making it exceptionally lovely. Sometimes, different shades like yellowish-brown and white can appear in its color bands and patches. Thus, Purple Mica is considered best when free from yellow spots and white inclusions. Generally, the fewer cracks and white line impurities, and the more beautiful the color, the better. However, Purple Mica has a relatively lower hardness, so it's advisable to avoid vigorous rubbing. <Gemstone Trivia 3> Tourmaline (Bi Xi) Tourmaline, also known as Bi Xi, boasts a dazzling array of colors due to its complex chemical composition. It ranges from red, pink, yellow, orange, green, blue, to black, earning it the nickname "the rainbow fallen to earth." In ancient China, Bi Xi was cherished for its vibrant colors and beauty, with the most famous admirer being Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty. Many Bi Xi ornaments were discovered among her funerary objects, including the charming "watermelon tourmaline" with its green exterior and red interior. When selecting Tourmaline, in addition to paying attention to its clarity and the richness of its hue, it's crucial to consider its internal cleanliness, as Tourmaline is prone to internal cracks and inclusions. Furthermore, although Tourmaline has sufficient hardness, it is relatively brittle. Therefore, when wearing it, be cautious and try to avoid contact with sharp objects or strong impacts.