Measuring your wrist
When measuring your wrist, stay as close to your hand as possible, like so. Do not add additional length to your measurement.
Don't have a measuring tape?
Use a piece of string to measure your wrist and lay the string back out on a ruler to get your measurement in inches or centimeters.
When ordering
Please specify the exact number on the measuring tape and whether you prefer your bracelet a little looser or tighter.
If you don't have any tools, you can estimate based on height and weight, but it is still recommended to use a ruler to measure.
Description
This gemstone bracelet calms the mind, balances energy, and infuses daily moments with cultural - inspired tranquility, helping wearers find focus and inner peace in their routines.
Agarwood: Ancient Serenity and Cultural Legacy
Agarwood, known as “chenxiang” in Chinese, has a profound history in Chinese culture dating back over 2000 years. In imperial times, it was used in grand ceremonies, from ancestor worship to palace rituals, as its aromatic smoke was believed to connect the mortal world with the divine. Taoist monks and Buddhist scholars also burned agarwood during meditation, as its scent was thought to purify the mind and enhance spiritual awareness.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), agarwood is highly valued for its ability to regulate emotions and balance “qi” (vital energy). It was used to soothe restlessness and promote a sense of calm. The smooth agarwood beads in this bracelet carry this rich heritage; their subtle, earthy fragrance serves as a portable sanctuary, grounding the wearer in the midst of daily chaos and reconnecting them to the ancient wisdom of Chinese sages.
Jasper: Symbol of Vitality and Harmony in Chinese Culture
Jasper, or “biyu” in Chinese, has long been a symbol of vitality and harmony in Chinese culture. Its lush green color is associated with “Yin” energy, representing growth, renewal, and the nurturing power of nature—core concepts in Taoist philosophy.
Throughout Chinese history, jasper has been cherished as a gemstone of good fortune. It was often used to create ornaments for scholars and nobility, believed to bring stability and ward off negative energy. The polished jasper beads in this bracelet embody this cultural significance, channeling the earth’s life - giving energy. They inspire the wearer to embrace the cycles of nature, find resilience in change, and maintain emotional balance.