Tiger Eye Faceted Gemstone Bead Sterling Silver Bracelet by Josephine Grasso
This is a beautiful tiger eye faceted bracelet! It is one of our signature faceted collection, which are made in-house by jewelry artist Josephine Grasso. This golden brown faceted beaded bracelet displays a little shine from the faceting, and also features sterling silver findings. The freshest way to wear these bracelets is to pair it with a complementary strand, for a put-together look. Contact us if you would like help putting a set together!
Dimensions: 4mm faceted, 7-1/4” + 2” security chain
*Faceted Collection--our beaded bracelets and necklace strands are beaded by our in-house jewelry artist Josephine Grasso. They are strung on 49-strand American tiger tail (steel core beading wire with nylon outer), with sterling silver findings. Contact us if you are in search of a custom size or stone, and we will make it if possible.
*Security Chain: our faceted bracelets feature a unique sterling silver security chain which remains attached at all times. To wear, slide over hand and secure clasp to the chain itself, at the length of your choice. If the clasp should break, the chain will prevent the bracelet beads from coming apart.
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Tiger Eye
PHYSICAL: Tiger Eye is a combination of Quartz and the asbestos mineral Riebeckite—it is found in some of the oldest rock layers on the planet. The fibrous mineral has been mostly replaced, resulting in a solid stone with appealing bands of gold and brown. It forms in blue shades initially (Hawk’s Eye), and oxidation changes the colors to gold (Tiger’s Eye).
HEALING: Tiger Eye is associated with balance, manifestation, and goals. It is associated with the earth element, and the solar plexus chakra.
Care for gemstones in sterling silver jewelry:
As with all natural stones set in silver, these jewelry pieces should be removed when taking a shower, swimming, or entering a hot springs. Water (especially hot water) can damage natural materials and even cause settings to fail. This is especially true with gemstone rings!
*Though many gems and minerals have historical and cultural associations with healing properties, these items are sold for wear in jewelry, display, study, and collector interest only.