Calcite and Celestine

Calcite, easily recognizable by its white tones and granular texture, and celestite, also known as celestine, which has a subtle blue hue. Calcite, widely used throughout history for construction and sculpture, primarily forms in sedimentary environments. Celestite, on the other hand, is often found in sulfate-rich sedimentary rocks. These minerals are valued for their natural aesthetic qualities and are frequently used in jewelry and decoration.

Each bracelet is sold individually, according to the different variants presented from left to right. Mounted on elastic for added comfort, it measures approximately 16 cm.