Larimar Large-Chip Crystal Bracelet

This stunning, large-chip Larimar Crystal Bracelet showcases an array of dreamy ocean blues with turtleback patterning throughout most chips. Scaresly scattered are occasional, almost dendritic-looking light brown areas, which are caused by particles of Hematite 🌊 

You will receive the exact bracelet photographed in this listing

The chips on this bracelet are around 10mm in length and 8mm in width, however, they are all slightly different so this is an average size of the chips. This bracelet will fit a person with an average wrist size of 16cm. (see below for a guide on measuring your wrist size for our crystal bracelets)

All of our bracelets are carefully strung using high-quality elastic. The stretchy fit of our crystal bracelets ensures that they are a suitable fit for most adults

Each bracelet will arrive packaged in a gift bag or box depending on our stock and will be accompanied by an information card about that crystal 

All of our crystals are genuine and are carefully hand-selected ✨

Larimar Information

Larimar embodies the serene energies of the sky and sea, symbolising clear communication and inner wisdom 🧘🏻

Larimar is renowned for its ability to promote feelings of calmness, boost courage, stabilize emotions, and redirect self-sabotaging thoughts. Its soothing strength and cleansing energy can aid in stress relief, high blood pressure, and skin conditions, while also enhancing communication

🪷 Chakra: Throat
🪐 Zodiac: Leo, Pisces
⭐️ Element: Air, Water

🌎 Origin: Dominican Republic

Bracelet Sizing - How to Measure Your Wrist For a Perfect Fit

To measure your wrist for a crystal bead bracelet, use a flexible tape measure and wrap it snugly around the widest part of your wrist, just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear a bracelet; for a comfortable fit, add 1.25cm or 1/2 inch to your measured wrist size

Alternative Method if You Don't Have a Tape Measure:

Use a string or paper strip: Wrap a piece of string or paper around your wrist, mark the point where it overlaps, then measure the length with a ruler

Important Considerations:

Bracelet Style:

The fit you need might vary depending on the style of the bracelet. For a very chunky bracelet, you might want to add a bit more than 1/2 inch to your measurement

Desired Fit:

If you prefer a snug fit, add less to your measurement; if you want a looser fit, add more