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Stretch Bracelet with Blue Zircon and 9 Carat Solid Gold Disc Charm

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Stretch Bracelet with Blue Zircon and 9 Carat Solid Gold Disc CharmA dainty bracelet of tiny faceted gemstone beads adorned with a solid gold disc charm . This is the perfect bracelet for everyday wear. If you have busy hands, the diminutive gemstone beads will not get in your way. The elasticated cord also makes it very easy to put on and off whilst ensuring that the bracelet can sit comfortably close to the wrist. This is the perfect design if you love gemstones but believe that small is beautiful. All gold parts

A dainty bracelet of tiny faceted gemstone beads adorned with a solid gold disc charm .  This is the perfect bracelet for everyday wear.  If you have busy hands, the diminutive gemstone beads will not get in your way.  The elasticated cord also makes it very easy to put on and off whilst ensuring that the bracelet can sit comfortably close to the wrist.  This is the perfect design if you love gemstones but believe that small is beautiful.  All gold parts are solid 9 carat gold so you can rest assured that the gold will never fade or tarnish.

I find that stretch bracelets are super-popular with my loyal customers, who keep coming back for more.  I can make this bracelet in many other gemstones - if you have a particular one in mind, please get in touch and I can let you know what options are possible.

If you worry about the durability of this bracelet, I offer a free re-stringing service.  Alternatively, you can also request this bracelet with a clasp closure if you prefer.

Amethyst is the birthstone for February. It is said to strengthen relationships. Amethyst can also be a symbol of personal empowerment and inner strength. At one time, only royalty could wear the gem.   Amethyst is the gem traditionally given for the sixth wedding anniversary, too.  But you don't need any of these reasons to love amethyst - it has a beautiful colour that flatters all skintones.  As this bracelet also features a diamond, which is the April birthstone, it can also be given as a gift to an April baby.

Zircon has a high refractive index which makes these extremely sparkly and look very similar in appearance to champagne diamonds.

Peridot is the birthstone for August and has been used for centuries as a protective talisman, shielding the owner from evil spirits and “terrors of the night”.  Peridot is also the gem given to celebrate a 15th wedding anniversary.

Gemstones measure around 2-2.5mm in diameter and are of AA+ quality.  The central gold charm is set with a 2mm diamond, which is lab grown and sourced from an award winning manufacturer (colour D-F, VS clarity).

As with all purchases, this item will be delivered in a luxury gift box finished with grosgrain ribbon, with a complimentary gift card.  If it is a gift, I can deliver direct to the recipient with a handwritten note.

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★★★★★ 3
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Trouble In FL
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★★★★★ 5
Fantastic writing and non-stop action
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★★★★★ 4
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