Agate Collection Tailor Bracelet
Agate Collection Tailor Bracelet
Agate Collection Tailor Bracelet
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Agate Collection Tailor Bracelet

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Our Agate Collection encapsulates a one of a kind Agate, Nestled between black glass beads and 18 carat gold plated accents. Each agate stone is unique. The Chalcedony properties are said to promote generosity, help with emotional balance, stamina, self doubt and negative thoughts. 

This bracelet is finished in 18 Carat Gold Plated Ion on an elastane band, it has a 6.5-7 inch circumference. We currently stock S/M which generously fits most wrists, if are unsure please email us on hello@wrist-candy.co.uk, where an advisor will be happy to help you, or please use the Chat function found on this page. 

What is Agate? 

Agates naturally develop in rocks, when an empty pocket is filled with micro-crystals and form concentric bands or other patterns. Agates develop as secondary deposits in hollow cavities known as vesicles. When the hollow cavities and seams are filled with fluid concentrated with dissolved and suspended quartz molecules (known as silica), the fluid becomes very concentrated and turns into a gelatine like substance. Over time, the silica molecules form miniature fibrous micro-crystals that attach to the sides of the cavity. During this process, other mineral impurities that were formed when the cavities were filling begin to form intervening and contrasting bands. Agate colours vary because the arrangement of the micro-crystals are affected by changes in pressure, temperature, and mineral content during the formation process, making each one totally unique. 

 
Glass Properties 


Available in many different shapes and sizes, glass beads are made of silica and other minerals that are melted at high temperature to form a tick, viscous liquid. The liquid is then moulded into its desired form and size before it is set to harden while it cools. When coloured glass is created, the original formulation is modified by adding or subtracting minerals or other substances to produce the desired colour. Colour can also be added in different ways during the manufacturing process