Agate and Amber Bracelet with Silver Flower Pendant
This agate and amber bracelet is a strung piece rather than a chain, combining blue agate beads with amber accents and a small flower pendant. It is the only bracelet in our current range where the maker names three materials rather than one: agate for the beads, amber for the accessory, and S925 silver for the pendant inlay. Bead diameter is 8–9 mm. One bracelet per order. Imported.
Key Features
- Blue agate beads, 8–9 mm diameter
- Amber accent material
- Small flower pendant with silver inlay
- Strung design, no chain
- Three materials named by the maker
- One bracelet per order
How to Wear It
- Slide it on; it is a strung bracelet with no clasp to fasten.
- Let the flower pendant sit on the outside of the wrist.
- Put it on after perfume and lotion have dried.
- Store it flat and on its own so the pendant does not scratch the beads.
Blue agate, amber accents, a silver-inlay flower pendant — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one strung bracelet combining blue agate beads with amber accents and a small flower pendant. The maker gives the bead size as 8–9 mm and states the pendant uses an S925 silver inlay and that the accessory material is amber. Those are the maker’s statements and we have not had the materials independently tested; S925 and amber are both widely imitated, so if certification matters to you, ask us before ordering and we will take it to the factory. The maker publishes no wrist measurement or finished length. Agate is banded natural stone, so colour and translucency vary bead to bead. Imported. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who It's For
Best for:
- Anyone who wants more than one material on a single bracelet
- Everyday wear and gifting
- Blue and silver jewellery collections
- Wrists that suit an 8–9 mm bead scale
What S925 means, and what it does not
S925 is the stamp for sterling silver — 92.5 per cent silver, the rest usually copper — and on a piece at this price it will almost always describe a small inlay or a plated component rather than the whole item. That matches what the maker says here: the S925 is specified for the pendant inlay, not for the bracelet. The honest position is that we are repeating the maker’s statement rather than verifying it, because an unstamped or mis-stamped S925 claim is common across the trade and we have not assayed the piece. If you need assayed sterling, buy from a seller who supplies an assay certificate. If you want the look and the maker’s word, this is that.
What to Pair It With
Silver rather than gold, since the pendant inlay sets the metal tone. Keep the other wrist free or wear a plain band — a pendant piece competes with a stack. Blue and amber sit well against cream and navy.
Care Instructions
Keep it away from water, perfume, lotion and hairspray, and take it off before swimming or showering. Wipe it with a dry soft cloth after wearing. Silver darkens with exposure to air and skin oils, so store it flat in a closed box rather than loose on a dresser.