Turquoise & Agate Spiral Bangle

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Spice up your wardrobe with this exquisite Turquoise & Agate Spiral Bangle. For fashion conscious women who love adorning trendy fashion accessories at work or at home, this one is a wonderful choice for all intents and purposes. The bracelet is extremely stylish and has its own capabilities of enhancing ones overall look and appearance to greater heights.
It is just a right type of fashion accessory if you are looking for something chic and elegant. The design of the bracelet is second to none, an intriguing make that consists of sterling silver bands and studded with well-cut Turquoise and Agate gemstone beads. The stones are cut in a unique shape, you will find that while turquoise is cut in a cubicle shape, the agate stones are round-faceted. The natural colour of these beads does perfectly crop up with the silver metallic fillers that complement the gemstones.
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Multi-Gemstone Jewellery

Turquoise & Agate Spiral Bangle is one of those multi-gemstone jewelleries that can add an enchanting appeal to anyones appearance.

The greatest advantage of wearing such a piece is that it makes the wearer feel extra special as a plethora of shimmering semi-precious stones have been studded in a unique arrangement. It offers a powerful, whimsical edge that cannot be overlooked.

The startling pendant features multiple Turquoise and Agate stone. The natural properties of these gemstones allow them to render an indisputable lustre on coming in contact with either light or sunshine.

About the Gemstone

Turquoise needs no introduction. The semi-precious gemstone is the one that has been known to the humankind since the longest run. Its finer grades are still rare and valuable. The rulers and the wealthiest of Egypt, Persia, Indus Valley and Mesopotamia, had favoured turquoise as one of the foremost gemstones for the purpose of adornment. Along with jewellery making, the stone was also used as studs in royal robes, in sculptures, wall decor and plaques.

Agate too, is one of the oldest gemstones ever found. It was the Greeks who first introduced Agate to jewellery making. Later, Sumerians and the Egyptians used the stone for various purposes such as decorating and during religious ceremonies.
Agate is characterised by its fineness of grain and brightness in colour.

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