Seraphinite

Seraphinite, seen here in the form of round bead bracelets, is a mineral primarily extracted in Eastern Siberia, particularly near Lake Baikal. Its green color, with feather-like reflections, comes from inclusions of clinochlore fibers. This stone gets its name from its resemblance to the feathers of seraphim, mentioned in biblical tradition. Discovered in the 19th century, it was then mainly used as an ornamental stone. Its rarity and beauty make it a prized choice for jewelry and decorative objects.

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