Tyrkenite blue bracelet natural stone, hand knitted, adjustable bead size 6 mm, stone of young people, looking for a life goal

• Put the bracelet on last, after wearing and applying all cosmetics, undress first. Put on and take off carefully by rolling over the hand, not by stretching!
• the life of a mineral bracelet is shortened by various perfumes, creams, make-up and hairsprays, i.e. cosmetics, cheMicals in general.
• Do not take the bracelet into Water (bath, swimming pool, sea). Chlorine, salt and scented bath oils damage mineral stones, as does direct sunlight - some materials lose/change their colour.
• Remove the bracelet if you are going to e.g. gardening or other physical exertion, putting the bracelet off before sleeping will prevent deformities.
• Put the bracelet off even when playing sports, it can get damaged, you can injure yourself, and sweat does not do the same for the bracelet as using cosmetic products.
• contact with hard surfaces and objects can cause a variety of mechanical or surface damage.
• The bracelet made of mineral beads should be stored on special stands or on a textile base in a jewelry box, where it will be protected against all light and moisture.
• It is good to clean the bracelet at least once a month from sweat, dust, grease from the skin - preferably with a clean soft cloth (never cheMically). Don't forget to also clean and charge your bracelet on the energy plane - see our website for more information.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• bracelets are to be worn, they must be seen and enjoy their healing effect!
• despite following all recommendations, the bracelet may show signs of wear over time (scuffs, scratches, loss/change of colour). This is not a defect, but normal wear and tear, which is not covered by the warranty.
• by following our recommendations, you will preserve the original appearance of your jewellery.

The turquoise coloured HOWLITe represents turquoise. Due to the fact that HOWLITe is very porous and absorbs liquid well, it is dyed in different shades. The most popular is turquoise, which is used as a cheaper substitute for turquoise in the production of stone jewellery.

If we look at its cheMical structure, turquenite is Calcium boroSilicate.