Pearl and Agate Bracelet in Blue with Pink Accents
This pearl and agate bracelet is a single-loop string rather than a cuff or a chain. The beads are round, in a deep translucent blue, broken by two pink stone accents and a pair of small white freshwater pearls, with one small bead hanging from a gold-toned cap. Bead diameter is 8–9 mm. There is no metal setting — the stones and pearls are strung directly, so the piece sits flat and close to the wrist. One bracelet per order. Imported.
Key Features
- Single-loop strung bracelet, not a cuff
- Round deep blue agate beads
- Two pink stone accent beads
- Small freshwater pearl accents
- Bead diameter 8–9 mm
- Small bead drop on a gold-toned cap
How to Wear It
- Slide it on; it is a single loop with no clasp to fasten.
- Turn the pink beads and the pearls to the top of the wrist where they show.
- Put it on last, after perfume and lotion have dried.
- Take it off before washing your hands and store it flat.
Round blue agate, pink accents, freshwater pearls — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one single-loop bracelet strung with round deep blue agate beads, two pink stone accent beads and small freshwater pearls, finished with a small bead drop on a gold-toned cap. The maker gives the bead diameter as 8–9 mm and states that the piece is unset, meaning there is no metal mount holding the stones. The maker names agate and freshwater pearl but does not name the pink stone, so we describe it by colour rather than guessing at a mineral. 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. Freshwater pearls likewise vary in shape and lustre. 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 stone and pearl together rather than one or the other
- Everyday wear and gifting
- Stacking with plain metal bands
- Wrists that suit an 8–9 mm bead scale
How to judge a strung stone bracelet before you buy
Three things tell you what you are actually getting. The first is bead size, because it sets the whole scale of the piece — at 8–9 mm these beads are substantial without being chunky, roughly the width of a pencil. The second is whether the stones are set or strung. These are strung, with no metal mount, which keeps the bracelet flexible and flat against the wrist but means the stones are held by the cord rather than by claws. The third is variation: agate forms in bands, so no two beads match, and freshwater pearls are never perfectly round. If you want every bead identical, a strung natural-stone piece is the wrong choice; if you want each one slightly different, it is the right one.
What to Pair It With
A plain metal bangle or a thin chain. Keep it off the same wrist as a watch, since strung stone rubs against a case. A second strung bracelet in a single colour stacks well without competing.
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.