A ring of small, glossy beads in red, orange, yellow, green, blue and black, each one polished smooth and catching the light a little differently. Worn on the wrist, the Petite Rainbow Jade Power Bracelet reads as a bright, playful band of colour rather than a single tone.
What you'll notice
The palette is wide and saturated: warm orange and red beside deep black, then cooler green and a soft sky blue, so it picks up almost anything you wear it with.
The beads are rounded and polished, with a glassy sheen and a cool, smooth feel against the skin.
Each bead is its own colour, so the sequence looks lively and slightly irregular, with no two stretches quite the same.
The small 6 mm beads keep it slim and light, easy to wear alone or stacked with a watch or other bracelets.
Stone and finish
The beads are sold as rainbow jade, a name used for a mix of coloured stone beads strung together, which is why the colours vary so much from one to the next. Natural variation in tone and patterning is part of the look, so the exact order and shade of your beads may differ a little from the photo. The finish is polished throughout.
Fit and wear
The bracelet measures 17 cm with 6 mm beads, a petite size that sits close to the wrist rather than hanging loose. The beads are strung closely and evenly, so the line of colour stays continuous around the wrist. To keep the polish bright, wipe the beads with a soft dry cloth and take the bracelet off before washing, swimming or sleeping. Avoid pulling it over the hand with force, as strung bracelets last longest when handled gently.
Colour as a cultural reference
A rainbow of stones has long been a popular way to gather several colours into one piece. Many people enjoy the idea of choosing a colour for the mood of the day, and a bracelet like this lets you do that without committing to a single shade. It is a small, personal ritual: a glance at the wrist, a reminder of something you want to keep in mind.
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region of manufacture: China