This two-strand bracelet features stunning labradorite from Madagascar, known for its iridescent sheen (labradorescence) that shimmers gold and blue-green depending on the viewing angle and light, and high-quality Tanzanian moonstone that displays a blue schiller. To highlight the beauty of these captivating natural stones, the bracelet is crafted with a simple and carefully woven macrame design using cords in calming colors. The sliding knot allows for adjustable length. This unisex design is suitable for both men and women. Perfect for yourself or as a birthday gift. Size: Inner diameter: Approximately 13cm~28cm (adjustable to your preferred length) Natural Stones: Labradorite: 18 x 13 x 6mm Moonstone (2A) Button Crystal Origin: Madagascar / Tanzania *Slight variations may occur. [Important Notes] *The appearance may vary depending on the angle of light and viewing angle. Please understand. *Natural inclusions, cracks, and fissures may be present, which are characteristic of natural stones. *Returns and exchanges are not accepted. Thank you for your understanding. [Meaning of the Natural Stones] *Labradorite Labradorite is said to be the "stone of the moon and sun." It is believed to awaken hidden talents, enhance creativity and inspiration, and provide courage, determination, and hope. It is said to encourage those who are taking on new challenges or working towards their dreams and goals, bringing out the power and courage to live in the present. *Moonstone (June Birthstone) Moonstone, which appears to have the glow of the moon, is called the "stone of the moon" and is said to be the stone of "new beginnings." *Product Notes Macrame products may soften or deteriorate, such as fading, when wet. It is recommended to remove the bracelet when bathing, swimming, or going to the beach. The natural stones are woven with waxed cord that has been coated with wax. No adhesive is used. Please be careful as the stones may come loose if forced open. The color of the natural stones in the photos may vary slightly due to lighting. The meanings and effects of natural stones are based on ancient traditions and the personal interpretations of the artist and do not guarantee any specific results.