These bracelets are made of sodalite, known for its deep blue hues, often mixed with white veins or gray spots. The stones in these bracelets have been polished and assembled into beads of different shapes to create a varied and visually interesting effect. Discovered in 1811 in Greenland, sodalite was widely used in ornamentation from the early 20th century. This mineral is mainly extracted in South America, particularly Brazil, but also in Russia and Namibia. These bracelets thus combine natural history and modernity.
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.
Brazil, Russia, Namibia
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