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Pietersite I
Deep blue, swept with silver and warm gold.
Chinese Pietersite · From the hills of Henan

The stone & its story
From the cradle of Chinese civilization comes a stone that looks like a storm.
This is Chinese pietersite. Geologists found it there in 1966, and it took nearly thirty years to reach the market.
Gem-quality pietersite comes from China and Namibia. Most Chinese pietersite is brownish red. Strong, flashing blue like this is the rare kind.
Its patterns look like a storm of wind, rain and clouds.
Each bracelet is a single piece, made to your wrist.
Prices vary slightly by piece and wrist size.
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Deep blue, swept with silver and warm gold.
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Feathery pale blue against midnight tones.
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Rust, gold and blue in a wilder mix.
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Dark blue, cut through with silvery flashes.
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A golden whirlpool within the blue.
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Pale blue and ochre, in broad, flowing patterns.



The art of the bead
Soft and hard zones sit side by side, so it grinds unevenly. The fibres that make it shine can pull loose right at the end.
Every round, flashing bead you see survived a lot that didn’t.
The tempest stone
Every bead picked by hand.
Every bracelet made to the size of your wrist.
Every bracelet is made to your wrist measurement. Find your size before choosing your piece.
Find your sizeResizing and repair support, whenever your bracelet needs attention.
Care for your bracelet