Name: MIA golden labradorite bangle
Brand: Omyoki
SKU: BJLABD
Availability: OutOfStock

MIA golden labradorite bangle

32,00 €

The MIA golden labradorite bangle is a new Omyoki creation. The bangle offers a brushed effect which reinforces the chic and contemporary design of this model. As for the fine labradorite stone, it captures the light and offers its thousand colors of blue.

Features

Gold bracelet brass et labradorite
Delivered in its handmade silk and cotton pouch in Nepal
Handmade jewel in India - Rajasthan
Fair trade

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Description

MIA golden labradorite bangle

The properties of labradorite

Labradorite is a semi-precious gray-black stone with intense blue highlights. Its name comes from the area in which it was discovered, Labrador, in northern Canada. The main labradorite deposits are located in Canada, Mexico, Russia, Madagascar, and Ukraine.

In lithotherapy labradorite is the stone of protection par excellence, forming a barrier against mental pollution. It absorbs negative energies to protect the wearer. Labradorite is the Yin stone for its opening and Yang for its radiance. Labradorite is a stone that brings balance, helps to overcome stress and promotes intellect, inspiration and intuition. In terms of health labradorite is used to balance the disorders related to the digestive system, as well as hormonal and menstrual disorders. It is also effective for stimulating the muscular system and the blood circulation.

The material of your bracelet

Omyoki brass jewels are gold-plated because veneers seldom last in time. Simple brass, will tarnish over time, but with proper maintenance, it will retain all its brilliance. here's how maintain your brass jewelry.

Brass or "yellow copper" is a metal alloy mainly composed of copper and zinc. Easy to work, and inexpensive, it is used in many areas, including jewelry. Brass is a very sturdy alloy, which fits in the long term. Indeed, a brass finery is resistant to both corrosion and salt water. Brass has been used in jewelry for hundreds of years. It is mainly the Indian artisans who initiated this practice, which became common later. Becoming very trendy today, brass jewelry has become a must.