Hematite - Silver Grey Bracelet I (3mm) 5) Design_Classic This contrast feels both natural

This contrast feels both natural and strong

built by a living creature one layer at a time

The Setting: The stones are nestled in a strong silver frame that surrounds each one

History: Apache warriors lashed turquoise to their bows and firearms

It sits in the British Crown Jewels today

Hematite - Silver Grey Bracelet I (3mm) 5) Design_Classic This contrast feels both naturalHematite takes its name from haima, the Greek word for blood. The stone is a polished, metallic silver grey, but grind it to powder and it turns deep red. Product Highlights: The Stone: Hematite with a mirror bright, metallic silver grey surface. It is one of the heaviest stones used in jewelry, so it sits with real weight on the wrist from the first wear. History: That red powder is ochre, the oldest pigment humans ever used, going back more than