Bracelet natural Aka coral red coral black Stone gold-plated carved barrel beads bracelet

Natural Akha Red Coral Carved Barrel Bead Black Stone Gold-plated Bracelet Bracelet length: Suitable for wrists 14~15.5 cm in circumference (the end is a gold-plated extension chain that can be freely hooked) Gemstone(1): Natural Aka red coral beautifully carved barrel beads, 5 pieces in total, each about 12~13mm long and 6mm in diameter (...some of the Aka red coral carved barrel beads have natural white spots on the surface, which can be seen in the close-up photos. They are natural~) Gemstone(2): Natural black Stone cut beads, 42 pieces in total, each with a diameter of 2mm Metal material: Gold-plated 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 1> Coral The corals we use as ornaments are actually coral polyps in the sea that absorb calcium carbonate dissolved in seawater to make their own skeletons. Corals come in many colors, from the most precious oxblood red (AKA), sardine red, Peach(MOMO), pink (Angel Skin), pink and white, pure white, to black and even gold corals. Natural coral has a soft Wax luster. After wearing it, you can use a soft cloth dipped in clean water to gently wipe off the sweat stains on the surface of the coral, then wipe it dry with a cloth and apply baby oil. Good maintenance habits can keep the beautiful luster of coral for a long time! < Gemstone Basics 2> Stone Stone is a Gemstone with a long history. There are two sources for its name: one is that it comes from the Greek word for "spark", which describes the fiery red color of red spinel; the other is that it comes from the Latin word Spina, which means "little thorn". It is named after its cubic crystal shape with a sharp corner. Stone comes in many colors, including purple, yellow, green, red, blue, black, etc. Among them, red Stone is beautiful and is often mistaken for ruby.