Tiger Eye Bracelet VI (8mm)
$281.00Long before tiger eye was a style choice, it was a tool for survival. Every culture that dug it up called it the same thing. An eye.
Tiger Eye Bracelet XX (12mm)
$314.00Long before tiger eye was a style choice, it was a tool for survival. Every culture that dug it up called it the same thing. An eye.
Tiger Eye-Landscape Jasper-Yellow Jade Cube Bracelet I (4mm)
$368.00This bracelet has a rugged yet refined character. It mixes the golden-brown of Tiger Eye, the earthy green of Landscape Jasper, and the soft yellow of Jade. The mix of smooth and textured cube-shaped …
Tiger Iron Bracelet V (4mm)
$335.00This Tiger Iron bracelet has a bold, harmonious look. It features a dynamic fusion of deep reds, earthy browns, and subtle gold streaks. The smooth, rich colors give it a robust character. Tiger Iron …
Tiger Iron Bracelet VI (8mm)
$281.00This Tiger Iron bracelet has a bold, intentional appearance. It features a captivating blend of deep, earthy reds and browns, mixed with shimmering gold streaks. The dynamic, smooth patterns look stro…
Tourmalinated Quartz Cube Bracelet I (4mm)
$290.00Clear quartz with black tourmaline trapped inside. Cut into 4mm cubes, every bead holds a different tangle of needles.
Turquoise – Emerald Bracelet IV (2-4mm)
$540.00Get a striking, natural look with this bracelet. The vibrant blue-green of Turquoise is mixed with rich, deep Emerald greens. The bold, smooth colors create a natural harmony. Turquoise and Emerald ar…
Turquoise Bracelet III (4mm)
$281.00Precision-cut Japanese Miyuki glass in a turquoise tone. Each bead is a clean cube with a smooth, bright finish that holds its color and catches the light. Finished with 925 sterling silver.
Turquoise Bracelet IX (3mm)
$368.00Empires did not just mine this for decoration. They bolted it to their weapons. The old Persian name for it, “firouzeh,” comes from the word for victory.
Turquoise Bracelet V (4mm)
$368.00Empires did not just mine this for decoration. They bolted it to their weapons. The old Persian name for it, “firouzeh,” comes from the word for victory.