Stunning chunky chip Aquamarine, Kyanite, Peridot and Watermelon Tourmaline bracelet with a solid 925 sterling silver clasp
 
Aquamarine
Water Stone
Throat Chakra
March Birthstone
 
Holistic Healing:
Emits a gentle energy, bringing order to chaos or confusion. Encourages preparedness, and is believed to help with moderation and commitment. Sometimes known as a stone of ‘purity’.
 
Metaphysical Traditions:
Calming and meditative. Brings clarity and order to one’s responsibilities. Traditionally associated with the Throat Chakra and clear communication.
 
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Kyanite
Earth Stone
Throat Chakra
 
Holistic Healing:
Strongly grounding stone. Believed to remove emotional difficulties. Associated with dispelling anger and confusion. Self cleansing and calms the mind.
 
Metaphysical Traditions:
Traditionally associated with clear communication and self-expression, often linked to the Throat Chakra.
 
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Peridot
Evening Emerald 
Heart and Solar Plexus Chakras
August Birthstone
 
Holistic Healing:
Inspires happiness & delight. Traditionally regarded as a stone of positivity and renewal. 
 
Metaphysical Traditions:
Long regarded in folklore as a stone of light and abundance, traditionally used to ward off negative thoughts.
 
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Watermelon Tourmaline
Super activator
Heart Chakra
 
Holistic Healing:
Believed to Instil patience and teach tactfulness and diplomacy. Beneficial in relationships and in finding love. 
 
Metaphysical Traditions:
Watermelon Tourmaline is traditionally regarded as a stone of balance and harmony, its pink and green colours symbolising the union of heart and mind.
 
Cool Facts: During medieval days tourmaline was thought to heal physical and mental disorders as well as prevent death. Used as a gem for over 2,000 years. Its pink-and-green colour comes from varying trace elements (mainly manganese and iron) that changed as the crystal grew, giving each slice its own natural "watermelon" pattern.
 
Kyanite's hardness actually varies depending on which direction it's tested — an unusual property called anisotropism.
Its blue comes from trace iron and titanium; it also occurs naturally in green, grey and rare orange forms.
 
Its name means "water of the sea" in Latin, and ancient sailors carried it as a talisman for safe passage.
Its blue comes from trace iron — the same beryl family as Emerald, which gets its green from chromium instead.
 
One of the few gems formed deep in the Earth's mantle, brought up by volcanoes — some has even been found in meteorites.
It only ever occurs in shades of green, unlike most gemstones.
 
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