Selenite Quartz Copper Tassel Bracelet, 8mm

Selenite and quartz, 8mm. The cleanser and the amplifier.

Copper tassel. The conductor's finishing drop.

Stretch fit. The classic everyday bead size.

• Materials: selenite (satin spar gypsum) and clear quartz beads, 8mm, with copper-tone tassel, on stretch cord
• Care: selenite is Mohs 2 and water-soluble; remove before water, expect gentle wear over time, store padded
• SKU: JB8SELT

The crystal tradition assigns each of this bracelet's parts a job: selenite, satin spar gypsum by its honest name, is the cleansing file; clear quartz is the amplifier, the tradition's all-purpose intensifier; and copper is the practice's conductor, the metal folk custom credits with carrying energy where it is pointed, the tassel swinging the whole assignment into motion. Together they make the wrist the tradition's small workbench: clear, amplify, conduct. The honest care note comes with the gypsum: soft and water-soluble, so the bracelet leaves before every sink. The beads conduct no one's power on their own, as we say plainly across the jewelry shelf; they wear three old assignments together, and the focus stays the wearer's.

1. Wear it dry: off before sinks, showers, and swims.
2. Let the tassel hang free; it is the design's moving part.
3. Cleanse by smoke or moonlight, never water.

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What do the three materials mean?

The tradition's assignments: selenite cleanses, clear quartz amplifies, and copper conducts, the folk file's clear-amplify-carry sequence on one wrist.

Is the selenite real?

Satin spar gypsum, the form the trade sells as selenite, named plainly: same mineral species, fibrous and silk-lustered.

Can I wear it in water?

No: gypsum is water-soluble. Off at every sink, every time.