Citrine Necklace with Tiger's Eye and Agate Beads, Citrine Jewelry, Gifts, Necklace For Men and Women, Diwali gifts for Women

This Handmade natural gemstone necklace and bracelet set made with 8mm Citrine Beads, 3 mm Agate and Tiger's Eye Beads. It is a perfect gift for you and all your loved one for all special days. All our designs prepared by hand according to the your given sizes with love. For closure of our high quality necklace we used strewed beads. Properities of Gemstones' that we used on this boho Necklace; -Citrine "The citrine stone is the pale yellow to reddish-orange member of the crystalline quartz family. Quartz is a hard, crystalline mineral made up of oxygen and silicon atoms. These atoms are all linked together by a very specific pattern. After feldspar, quartz is the second most abundant mineral that exists in the earth’s continental crust. It manifests in a number of different colour spectrums, but the ones coloured like citrus fruits are the ones that fall into the ‘citrine’ category. In recent years, as earth tones became more popular in fashion, so did citrine. The word ‘citrine’ means ‘lemon’ in several different languages, and it perfectly suits this citrus-coloured gem. " -Tiger's Eye Tiger’s eye is a variety of Chalcedony, a cryptocrystalline form of silica. It’s made up of fine intergrowths of moganite and quartz. Tiger’s Eye can be found in Australia, South Africa, the USA, and Brazil, as well as several other regions. ncient Roman soldiers especially trusted that it was powerful due to its resemblance to an eye. Eyes represent omnipotence, a quality highly sought on any battlefield. Certain cultures attribute the ability to ward off the Evil Eye to this stone as well. -Hematite Hematite is a crystal made of iron oxide and is an important iron ore. The stone often looks like it is metallic because of the iron content and the shine that comes with that. The most common color is black for this stone. However, it also comes in brown and reddish-brown. You can also get grey and silver colors. -Agate Agate comes from the rock formation class of Chalcedony and also quartz. Agate can be found in many shade