Beryl Bracelet Handmade Grade AA 8mm Beryl Beaded Gemstone Bracelet Gem Bracelet Gift Bracelet buying Morganite Bracelet

*Beryl Beaded Bracelet*

This pieces features high grade, smooth, round, excellent luster and polish Grade AA 8 mm to 9 mm Beryl beads strung on elastic stretch cord for increased strength and durability. The stone pieces in this bracelet are hand picked to ensure the best quality.

Sizing instructions:
• Measurement is based on inches.
• Measure your wrist size by wrapping tape measure or thread around desired area of your wrist and measure against a ruler. This is your actual wrist size.
• Our size is based on total bead length and NOT actual wrist size.
• For this reason, we recommend selecting a size that is your wrist size + buying 1/4" to 1/2" (this will fit snug onto wrist. if you prefer a looser fit, add 3/4" to 1 inch).
• For bead diameters larger than 10mm, we recommend your wrist size + 3/4" to 1 inch.

Please allow for slight blemishes, minor variations and natural flaws. Photos capture color and appearance under natural sunlight and can differ with indoor or artificial light.

Features of this bracelet: High quality gemstones, simple, minimalist, uniform, and of course stackable!

Original piece shown in photography may be sold out or unavailable. We will recreate your bracelet using the same type of stone, size and quality as depicted in the original piece. While we will do our best to be precise and consistent to the original photography, some beads have unique design, pattern and coloration, so slight variation should be expected.

Beryl is a most alluring and popular mineral. It occurs in a diversity of colors, and has several important gemstone varieties. The green variety, Emerald, is one of the most precious gems. Green Beryl with a deep green color is called Emerald; light green Beryl is Heliodor or Green Beryl. Aquamarineis the greenish-blue to blue variety of Beryl. Other varieties of Beryl are the pink Morganite, and the yellow Heliodor and Golden Beryl. A deep red variety of Beryl, known as Red Beryl (or Bixbite) is extremely rare, and only comes from two localities in Utah. Pure Beryl is colorless. However, a wide range of impurities cause the diverse amount of colors and many varieties.

[Please read our FAQs, Care Guidelines and Policies prior to any purchase. Research your particular stone of interest for specific care guides as some stones are delicate and require more care.]