Tin Plated Spring bangle with Amber and Connemara Marble - free shipping
Tin Plated Spring bangle with Rose Quartz and Connemara Marble. Two 10mm Connemara Marble and one 8mm Rose Quartz. This item comes gift boxed. fits wrist up to 7.5 inches – Often called Ireland’s national gemstone and used for centuries in jewellery making, as a means of exchange, for fixtures in stately buildings both at home and abroad, it is the traditional gift between families who vow friendship through generations.
All marbles have a balancing and soothing effect on the physical body and helps one to connect with the past.
This wonderful marble from Connemara in the West of Ireland puts us in touch with our Irish Heritage and helps us to understand and empathize with our ancestors.
Connemara marble is one of the rarest marbles in the world and is found exclusively in the West of Ireland. Sourced from family controlled quarries in Connemara. it is becoming increasingly rare. The world’s finest truly green marble, it varies in colour from silver grey, pale green, shades of sage and moss to a deep variegated dark green.
It opens the Heart Chakra for understanding and inner knowledge.
This is a unique item with a unique pieces of Irish Connemara marble.
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- February 11, 2021
Purchased two bangles and two matching rings from Katherine. She was extremely helpful and customised them for me. Her jewellery is amazing. Orders are processed and delivered within a day or two. I would highly recommend. Well done and thank you for everything Katherine, I will be back ?
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On the West Coast of Ireland along the Atlantic Seaboard are twelve mountains that are steeped in myth and mystery. In the heart of those are the green marble quarries which produce the renowned, distinctive, green Connemara marble.
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