Amethyst and Citrine create a beautiful and powerful combination, bringing together the calming energy of Amethyst with the warmth and abundance associated with Citrine.
Amethyst, often called the Stone of Calm, is traditionally associated with peace, emotional balance, intuition, and spiritual awareness. It is believed to help quiet the mind, encourage clarity, and support focus during times of reflection and important decision making.
Citrine, known as the Sun Stone, the Merchant’s Stone, and the Stone of Abundance, is traditionally associated with optimism, confidence, prosperity, and success. Its bright, uplifting energy encourages us to move beyond fear and self doubt while pursuing our personal, professional, and financial goals. Citrine symbolizes empowerment, opportunity, and conscious abundance.
Together, Amethyst and Citrine represent a beautiful balance of calm and confidence, intuition and action, inner peace and prosperity.
Amethyst is the birthstone of February, while Citrine is the birthstone of November, making this bracelet especially meaningful for couples, sisters, family members, or friends born in these months who want to wear matching bracelets as a shared symbol of connection, calm, and abundance.
Material: Genuine 8 mm Amethyst and Citrine gemstone beads with antique silver tone Tibetan spacers.
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Sizing details
Bracelets size sometimes represent the inner circumference of the bracelet, while other times it represents the length of the centerline. I follow the standard of using the centerline as the metric for size. When you choose the size of one of my bracelets here is what I recommend.
1. Measure with a flexible measuring tape or with a piece of string the exact location where you want to wear your bracelet,
2. Add from ½ to 1½ inches depending on how loose you like to wear your bracelets.
For example, my wrist measures 6’’ and I usually wear 7” bracelets, since I like them just a tiny bit loose. If you like your bracelets tight in your hand, I suggest that you only add ½” to your wrist measurement. If you like them loose, then add 1 ½”,