Grandidierite String Bracelet - Paris Green

Paris Green A rare gemstone discovered in recent years, reminiscent of the Mediterranean Sea. With only approximately 800kg of gem-quality Grandidierite ever mined worldwide, information suggests it will become increasingly difficult to obtain in the future. This is a luxurious string of generously sized, roughly tumbled stones, exuding a fresh, vibrant quality. Its distinctive, smoothly blended blue-green hue is captivating, drawing you in as you inspect each piece. Grandidierite is a rare natural stone renowned for its mystical blue-green tones, said to bring a sense of calm. Its exceptional rarity makes acquiring fine specimens exceptionally challenging, with claims that all gem-quality trade globally has already been completed. While this piece displays inclusions and minor cracks characteristic of the stone, the tumbled form exhibits good transparency in parts, offering a visually engaging presence. When gently moved, it holds a beautiful, sparkling light within its very gentle coloration, evoking the soft blink of an earth goddess. Its color is exceptionally striking, perfectly complementing a cool-toned aesthetic. This is a beautiful stone, one you'll want to touch and wear every day. Chain and Clasp: Surgical Stainless Steel, 14K Gold Filled ■ Size Information (★ Please confirm) Total Length: Approx. 17cm + 2cm adjuster (±5mm) (Model's wrist circumference in image: Approx. 14cm. Fit: Slightly loose) ※ If you have concerns about sizing, please measure the narrowest part of your wrist and inform us of your wrist circumference (e.g., "Wrist circumference ○○cm"). We offer complimentary adjustments of approximately 3cm by modifying the adjuster or bead count. ※ Please note that post-wear adjustments typically incur shipping and labor fees, so we strongly encourage you to request any size modifications in advance. ■ About Grandidierite Stone Keywords: New Adventures, Evolution, Innovation, Fundamental Change, Beginnings Named after a Malagasy geologist, this gemstone began to be mined around the year 2000, making it a relatively recent discovery. In 2015, Forbes magazine highlighted it as the world's third most expensive gemstone. With a Mohs hardness of 7.5, it is hard and well-suited for jewelry polishing. It is said to have been mined from ancient geological formations, billions of years old, in southern Madagascar. It exhibits a range of colors, from blue to green, deep green, and white. ■ About Surgical Stainless Steel This is a special type of stainless steel primarily used for medical instruments. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its exceptionally low potential to cause metal allergies among stainless steels. It is characterized by its resistance to rust, corrosion, and heat, as well as its minimal discoloration. It is also popular for its high strength (resistance to scratches and breakage).