Labradorit – Síla minerálů | Nastavitelný šňůrkový náramek | Symbol nových možností

Bracelet:

• put on last, after dressing and applying all cosmetics, take off first. Put on and take off carefully by rolling over the arm, not by stretching!
• the life of a mineral bracelet is shortened by various perfumes, creams, make-up and hairsprays, i.e. cosmetics, cheMicals in general.
• Chlorine, salt and scented bath oils damage mineral stones, as does direct sunlight - some materials lose/change their colour.
• take it off if you are going to garden or do other physical exertion for example, removing the bracelet before sleeping will prevent deformation.
• take it off even when playing sports, it can become damaged, you can injure yourself, and sweat does not make the bracelet as good as using cosmetic products.
• contact with hard surfaces and objects can cause all sorts of mechanical or surface damage.
• store it on a special stand or on a fabric backing in a jewellery box where it will be protected against all light and moisture.
• clean it at least once a month to remove sweat, dust, grease from the skin - preferably with a clean soft cloth (never cheMically), remember to clean and charge it in the energy plane - more information on our website
• keep it out of the reach of children.
• bracelets are meant to be worn, seen and enjoyed for their healing effects!
• despite following all recommendations, the bracelet may show signs of wear over time (scuffs, scratches, loss/change of colour). This is not a defect, but normal wear and tear and is not covered by the warranty.
• by following our recommendations you will preserve the jewellery's original appearance.

Labradorite is a colourless or grey-white to blue-grey mineral. The stone boasts an intense blue-green iris, which means that the colours change with viewing angle. The design of this stone resembles a peacock feather. It was discovered on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada in the 18th century. European deposits are in Finland, which produces labradorite under the trade name spectrolite. However, the primary source of both raw and processed labradorite is Madagascar, which is also where our raw material comes from.

If we look at its cheMical structure, labradorite is a variety of plagioclase feldspar.

Everything you need for perfect harmonisation is now on your wrist.

• a simple bracelet
• the bracelet is flexible, thanks to the elastic band it has a universal size
• guarantees a comfortable wearing experience
• suitable for a variety of occasions, suits all ages
• bracelet length: 16-17 cm
• diameter of the ball on the bracelet: 6 mm

It is a natural material, so its colour and texture may vary slightly from the illustration.

You have just fed your left hemisphere and satisfied your brain by reading the description. Now it's time to listen to your heart. Trust your intuition and inner guidance. The stone that is the best choice for you right now is one that you like and don't need to know what it is for. Your soul knows.