Why No Two Crystal Bracelets Are Identical
What natural variation actually looks like when the parcel is opened.
Every strand is natural stone
All the crystals in the range are natural. No two pieces are identical, and that is worth knowing before ordering rather than after.
What varies
Depth of colour, the position and density of inclusions, and how strongly a chatoyant band shows on tiger's eye all change from bead to bead and from strand to strand.
What does not vary
The strung length, the bead count per design and the accent layout are held to the same pattern on every piece.
Why photographs can only go so far
Product photographs are taken on a neutral ground in even light. The stone that arrives will match the design and the tone family, not the exact bead pattern in the photograph.
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A Bracelet This Applies To
Tender Bond
Two pink quartzes on one strand, graded so the warm and cool tones step rather than clash
112.00 USD
Blossom Sync
The palest strand in the range and the easiest pink to wear every day
128.00 USD
Star Strawberry
The only gold-accented strand in the range, and the one that crosses pink into purple
148.00 USD
Questions
Questions About This Topic
Will my bracelet look exactly like the photograph?
It will match the design, the stones and the tone family. The exact bead pattern differs because the stones are natural.
Is variation a defect?
No. On natural stone it is the expected result, and on strawberry quartz and super seven the variation is the point of the stone.
Can I ask for a photograph of the actual piece before dispatch?
Ask by email before ordering and we will confirm what is possible for that design.
Ask The Workshop Directly
If something here does not cover your case, email us with the design name and we will answer it for that piece.