This striking bracelet is made with smooth, polished Lapis Lazuli beads, their deep celestial blue flecked with golden pyrite. At its center rests a sterling silver Witch Knot accent, an ancient symbol of protection and unity. The Witch Knot (also called the Witch’s Knot or Witch’s Charm) is an ancient protective symbol with roots in European folk magic.
Balancing elegance with meaning, the design combines the mystical energy of Lapis Lazuli—long associated with wisdom and truth—with the timeless symbolism of the Witch Knot. Perfect as a talismanic accessory or as a thoughtful gift for someone drawn to spiritual and symbolic jewelry.
Original price was: $190.00.$110.00Current price is: $110.00.Direct from our workshop in Chile: wholesale pricing for everyone
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Smooth, polished beads of natural lapis lazuli give the Witch Knot lapis lazuli bracelet its deep celestial blue, flecked with golden pyrite. At its center rests a sterling silver Witch Knot accent.
The Witch Knot, also called the Witch’s Knot or Witch’s Charm, is an ancient protective symbol. It has roots in European folk magic, where people traditionally linked it with protection and unity. Here, it pairs with lapis lazuli, a stone long associated with wisdom and truth.
So the bracelet balances elegance with meaning. It works well as a talismanic accessory, or as a thoughtful gift for someone drawn to spiritual and symbolic jewelry.
We string 4 mm lapis lazuli beads on a strong elastic thread covered in silk. As a result, the bracelet is easy and comfortable to wear. Since it stretches, you can slip it on without a clasp. Our artisans handcraft the Witch Knot detail in 950 sterling silver.
The Witch Knot lapis lazuli bracelet is available in all our stones and in several lengths. Wear it alone, or stack it with other bead bracelets for a layered look.
All our lapis lazuli is of exceptional grade and completely natural. We are one of the few jewelers who never use synthetic stones and never dye our lapis to mask poor quality – practices that are all too common, as much of the lapis lazuli sold today is dyed, reconstituted or imitation stone. That is our difference.
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