Peridot Rough Stone/Green Tourmaline Rough Stone/Pyrite/Labradorite Tumbled Stone/Clear Quartz Ball/Blue Apatite Necklace/Aquamarine Bracelet/Citrine Bracelet/Prehnite Butterfly/Candy Tourmaline Bracelet

Peridot rough stone is a magnesium-iron silicate mineral.
The color range is from yellowish green to greenish brown, and the depth of the tone depends on the variation of iron content.

Green Tourmaline rough stone is a tripartite crystal system gemstone containing chromium/vanadium for coloring.
It presents a gradient color spectrum from light green to dark green, and the crystals are mostly columnar or radiating aggregates.

Pyrite is a cubic crystal system mineral composed of iron and sulfur elements.
Crystals often present a perfect cube shape, with fine stripes visible on their crystal faces. They have a strong metallic luster and a light brass color.

Labradorite tumbled stone is a kind of plagioclase mineral with special optical effects.
Its surface shows dynamic color changes from deep blue to golden green, and as the Angle of light changes, it will produce a irider-like effect like the aurora.

3-15cm Clear Quartz ball is hexagonal mineral spheres formed by the crystallization of high-purity silicon dioxide.
The entire body presents a transparent to semi-transparent, ice-smooth texture. After fine polishing, the surface forms a perfect spherical curvature.

The Blue Apatite bead necklace is based on S925 broken silver, interweaving deep-sea blue apatite beads with fine 925 pure silver links to create a shimmering landscape around the neck.

This 13mm Aquamarine bead bracelet features each bead like a frozen tip of shallow sea waves, exuding layers of iridescent colors ranging from mint blue to glacier blue.
When the entire bracelet hangs naturally on the wrist, it seems to wrap the fragments of the lagoon in the South Pacific around the skin.

This 11mm Citrine bead bracelet features each bead resembling condensed sunset molten gold, emitting a gradient halo ranging from light champagne to deep amber.

This 23*17cm Prehnite butterfly carving is carved from a single piece of apple green rough stone.
The entire piece will refract a gradient of light layers from mint green to olive green due to the vitreous luster of the grapevine, just like a jade butterfly taking off from among the spring vines.

The size of Candy Tourmaline bead bracelet is 6.2mm, which weight is 15g.
When worn, the entire bracelet seems to solidify the pleasant sound of the rainbow candy jar's shaking into a jewelry language within reach.

When these crystals from deep within the earth's crust finally settle on human wrists.
They are both the precise arrangement of quantum-scale aluminosilicates and the lyric poems that have frozen the dawn and dusk of millions of years.