A heart chakra bracelet with soft rose quartz and warm cedarwood, made for wearing a quiet intention close to the wrist. The pale stone brings a gentle colour note, while the cedarwood adds an earthy, comforting scent that feels suited to slow mornings, meditation, or a small pause between busy hours.
The heart-centred intention
Rose quartz is traditionally associated with love, compassion and self-kindness in crystal practice.
The heart chakra, known in Sanskrit as Anahata, is linked in yogic tradition with connection, openness and care.
Cedarwood gives the bangle a grounded, woody character, adding scent as well as texture.
The soft pink of the gemstone sits gently against the natural warmth of the wood.
It works as everyday jewellery with meaning, worn alone or layered with other chakra bracelets.
Rose quartz and cedarwood
This bangle combines cedarwood with gemstones, centred on rose quartz for the heart chakra. In crystal lore, rose quartz is often chosen for pieces connected with tenderness, forgiveness and the heart space, while cedarwood has a long association with warmth, steadiness and aromatic ritual objects.
How to wear and care for it
Wear it as a daily reminder of the intention you want to keep close, or place it beside you during meditation, journalling or quiet reflection. Keep it dry, avoid fragrance and lotions directly on the beads, and wipe gently with a soft cloth after wear.
Made in context
The sevenfold chakra system is rooted in Indian Tantric and yogic traditions, where each centre is connected with a place in the subtle body and a set of symbolic qualities. The heart chakra is commonly placed at the centre of the chest and is associated with care, relationship and inner openness. Modern chakra jewellery brings that symbolism into a wearable form, using colour, stone and material as touchpoints for reflection.
Size and details
The bracelet measures 7 cm in diameter, with 1 cm beads, and weighs 17 g. Made with cedarwoo…
region of manufacture: China
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