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About Sea Glass Bracelets by Boho Jewelry Chic
Available in the beautiful colors associated with mystery like that of a mermaid, these gorgeous Sea Glass Bracelets are also aromatherapy diffusers with white lava beads. The 16x18mm sea glass aromatherapy bracelets are corded on natural hemp.
The bracelet is adjustable with four clear cultured sea glass matte beads to pull to desired fit on the wrist. The circumference is 8 inches when fully open to fit over most wrists. If a larger size is desired, please note in comments and the artisan would be more than happy to accommodate.
Matching sea glass earrings and necklaces are available.
Each Sea Glass Aromatherapy Bracelet is also adorned with a 6mm white pumice stone lava rock turned bead formed from an erupted volcano. Due to the porous nature, this style of lava bead has widely grown into a popular aromatherapy diffuser for essential oils to enhance mood. For this benefit, just add one or two drops of essential oil onto the lava bead. Let dry before putting on so that no irritations develop on the skin.
The beautiful bracelets are man-made cultured of recycled glass material. This is a time consuming design process while handmade into matte glass to mimic the natural beauty of sea glass that naturally occurs over time, sand and the sea. The typical process in time for mother earth to produce a naturally smooth piece of glass after it has broken in the sea can take 7-10 years for smoothness to take affect.
The sound of crashing waves on the sea shore while walking barefoot as sand sneaks between the toes. A place where you can find some amazing treasures of mother earth. In some parts of the world you can actually find glass parts that were naturally tumbled by the currents of the waters and magically washed upon the shore in different colors and shapes. Maybe they were remnant from a message in a bottle that someone wanted to send but didn’t quite make it in tact or maybe a sailor that threw his bottle overboard in which broke as it hit the bottom of the seabed. And so after many years of being swished around in the waters of the sea, it is finally washed ashore.
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