Pietersite Yellow Wealth Deity Pearl Bracelet-Grounded Generosity
$285.00
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Pietersite Yellow Wealth Deity Pearl Bracelet-Grounded Generosity
$285.00
“Wear generosity with quiet intention.”
Item Details
- Yellow Wealth Deity Medallion: 2.9 × 14.3 mm
- Freshwater Pearls: 2.5–3 mm
- Faceted Pietersite Beads: 3 mm
- Cat's-Eye Beads: 6 mm
- Adjustable Bracelet Length: 15 + 5 cm
- Product Weight: 9.62 g
Warm gold tones meet smoky pietersite, luminous rice pearls, and cat’s-eye beads in a compact adjustable bracelet. The Yellow Wealth Deity medallion adds cultural symbolism, while the clasp and extender make the fit easy to personalize.
Stones & Symbols
Yellow Wealth Deity
A cultural emblem associated with generosity, prosperity, and a thoughtful relationship to abundance.
A cultural emblem associated with generosity, prosperity, and a thoughtful relationship to abundance.
Pietersite
A faceted stone known for swirling brown, gray, and blue-toned patterning; each bead varies naturally.
A faceted stone known for swirling brown, gray, and blue-toned patterning; each bead varies naturally.
Design Inspiration
The composition pairs warm gold tones with smoky pietersite and luminous rice pearls. Clustered accents frame the medallion, creating a rhythmic balance between richly detailed symbolism and a polished, everyday silhouette.
Who It's For
- Collectors drawn to symbolic jewelry with a refined palette
- Pearl and pietersite enthusiasts
- Anyone who prefers an adjustable, compact bracelet
FAQ
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What is the bracelet length?
The bracelet measures 15 cm with a 5 cm extender. -
Will every bracelet look identical?
No. Freshwater pearls and pietersite naturally vary in color and texture, making each bracelet individually nuanced.
Care Guidelines
- Keep dry and away from cosmetics and household chemicals. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear.
- Store separately to reduce scratches, and fasten the clasp before storage.
About the Yellow Wealth Deity
The Yellow Wealth Deity, also known as Yellow Jambhala, appears in Vajrayana Buddhist traditions as a deity associated with wealth and abundance. In Himalayan art, the jewel-disgorging mongoose can symbolize prosperity and the idea that receiving is linked with giving. This bracelet uses the image as cultural symbolism; it does not promise financial results.
