Butterfly Charm Bracelet with Pearl and Agate Beads
This butterfly charm bracelet is strung with round agate beads in the stone's own mixed greys, blues, teals and browns, broken up by openwork gold-toned metal spacers and centred on a single large white pearl held in a gold-toned flower mount. A gold-toned butterfly charm hangs below it. The maker names the stone as agate and describes the styling as ethnic. One bracelet per order. Imported.
Key Features
- Round agate beads in mixed natural greys, blues and browns
- Single large white pearl in a gold-toned flower mount
- Gold-toned butterfly charm drop
- Openwork gold-toned filigree spacer beads
- Small red accent beads at the fastening
- One bracelet per order
How to Wear It
- Turn the pearl mount to the top of the wrist; it is the centrepiece.
- The butterfly hangs, so it sits best worn slightly loose.
- Put it on after perfume and lotion have dried.
- Store it flat and separately so the filigree does not snag.
Round agate beads, pearl centrepiece, butterfly charm — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one strung bracelet combining round agate beads in mixed natural colours, openwork gold-toned metal spacer beads, a single large white pearl set in a gold-toned flower mount and a gold-toned butterfly charm, with small red accent beads near the fastening. The maker names the stone as agate and does not state the metal, the plating, or whether the white bead is a freshwater pearl or an imitation, so we describe those by appearance rather than naming them. The metal parts are gold-toned, not gold. The maker publishes no wrist measurement or finished length for this piece. Email support@splashis.com before you order and we will request the measurement from the factory for you. Agate is banded natural stone, so colour, translucency and pattern differ from bead to bead and from the photographs. 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 a charm rather than a plain bead string
- Mixed-colour wardrobes where a single-tone bracelet would not sit
- Everyday wear and gifting
- People who like metal and stone together
What the metal parts on a stone bracelet actually are
On a strung bracelet at this price the metal is almost always a plated base alloy rather than a precious metal, and the honest way to describe it is by colour: gold-toned. That matters practically rather than morally. Plating is a surface layer measured in microns, and it wears through at the points that rub — the underside of a spacer bead, the edge of a charm, the ring a charm hangs from. Keeping the piece away from water, perfume and lotion is what extends that layer, which is why the care note is not boilerplate. The maker has not published the metal or the plating thickness for this bracelet, so we cannot tell you how long it will hold. If that matters to you, ask us before ordering and we will put the question to the factory.
What to Pair It With
Nothing, most of the time — a mixed-colour bracelet with a charm carries a wrist on its own. If you do stack, use a single plain band in one flat colour so it reads as a backdrop.
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. Store it flat and on its own rather than loose in a box with other pieces, so the beads and cord do not get scuffed.