Name: Golden Tiger's Eye Citrine Bracelet | HEYDUCK
Price: 159.00 USD
Availability: InStock

The Crown You Didn’t Inherit

Nobody hands over the chair. You take it, and then you sit in it properly.

Golden tiger’s eye, ice citrine and deep blue kyanite run together on one elastic line, broken by gold-tone spacer beads. A single gold crown hangs at the centre, set with a faceted white stone.

Wear it where you can see it while you write, or where it catches the light when you reach across a table.

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The Case for Gold Against Ink Blue

Golden Tiger’s Eye · A Band of Light

Tiger’s eye is traditionally associated with steady nerve. Held flat it is dull gold; turned, a pale band of light crosses the stone.

Ice Citrine · Pale, Almost Clear

Citrine is traditionally associated with an open outlook. The beads here are nearly colourless, with a warm cast that shows only in daylight.

Blue Kyanite · Ink, Not Navy

Kyanite is traditionally associated with saying the thing plainly. It carries the deepest colour on the strand, so the gold reads brighter beside it.

Where the Crown Hangs, and Why

The strand is not symmetrical. Gold and ink blue alternate in uneven runs, so no two bracelets sit the same way twice.

The crown hangs from a ribbed gold bead at the centre, and it is meant to fall over the bone of the wrist rather than under it — that is where a charm stays still while you type.

Between the blue beads, small gold-tone spacer beads hold each stone apart. Up close they read as metal lace, not as another stone.

Who Decides Without Announcing It

It tends to end up with someone who:

asks the question nobody else wanted to ask.
has stopped needing the room to agree.
keeps one good thing for years and one bad habit for none.
reads the contract twice and the room once.
wears gold to a meeting, not to a party.

What the Gold Actually Is

Golden Tiger’s Eye · 10 mm

Ice Citrine · 7.8–8.8 mm

Blue Kyanite · 8 mm

Crown Charm · S925 Sterling Silver (Gold-Tone Finish)

Spacer Beads · S925 Sterling Silver (Gold-Tone Finish)

Elastic Cord

Hand-strung in small batches. Natural stone varies in tone, depth and pattern, so no two bracelets are identical.

Four Sizes, One Tape Measure

XS · 5.5–6 in (14–15.5 cm)
S · 6–6.5 in (15.5–16.5 cm)
M · 6.5–7 in (16.5–18 cm)
L · 7–7.8 in (18–20.3 cm)

How to Measure

① Measure your wrist with a soft tape.

② Add about 0.5 in for a comfortable fit.

③ Flexible stretch design, so it slides on without a clasp.

Need help? We’re always happy to assist.

Arrives Ready to Hand Over

Each bracelet arrives in its own gift box, ready to give as it is.

Keep the box. It is where the bracelet rests when it is not on your wrist.

What Keeps the Gold Bright

Keep it dry. Take it off before you shower, swim or do the dishes.
Put it on after lotion and perfume have dried.
Keep it in the box it came in when you are not wearing it.
Wipe the sterling silver with a soft cloth to keep it bright.
Some people rest their bracelet under moonlight or beside clear quartz overnight.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three stones?

Golden tiger’s eye, ice citrine and deep blue kyanite, with spacer beads in S925 sterling silver with a gold-tone finish and a crown charm, strung on an elastic cord.

Why does the crown hang at the centre?

So it falls over the bone of the wrist, where it stays still while you type or write. The charm is threaded on the same elastic line as the stones; it is not a clasp.

Is the gold solid?

No. The crown and the spacer beads are S925 sterling silver with a gold-tone finish. Solid gold would put the piece several times above its price.

Will the gold wear off?

The finish is made for everyday wear. Keep the bracelet dry, keep perfume off the charm, and wipe it with a soft cloth — the colour holds far longer that way.

Can I wear it in water?

No. It sits on the same elastic line as the stones, so it moves a little but does not come away.

Does the charm come off?

Better not. The stones and the gold-tone finish both do best dry, so take the bracelet off before showering, swimming or washing dishes.

How do I choose a size?

Measure your wrist and add about 0.5 in. The cord stretches, so the bracelet slides on without a clasp; if you are between two sizes, take the larger one.

The Weight of a Small Crown

This Golden Tiger’s Eye Citrine Bracelet is built on contrast rather than symmetry: ink blue kyanite, pale ice citrine and bands of gold light, with gold-tone spacer beads holding each stone apart.

On the wrist the piece changes with the light. Indoors the kyanite goes almost black and the citrine disappears into the skin; outdoors the tiger’s eye turns and the pale band travels across it. That is why the Golden Tiger’s Eye Citrine Bracelet never reads the same twice.

Golden tiger’s eye, ice citrine and deep blue kyanite, hand-strung in small batches on an elastic cord with a crown charm in sterling silver, give the Golden Tiger’s Eye Citrine Bracelet its weight and its everyday ease. Worn as a private marker or given as a considered gift, it keeps one steady note within reach. Like every HEYDUCK piece, it is designed to become part of a mindful everyday ritual. Crystal meanings are symbolic and intended for personal reflection — they are not medical advice.