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Silver Obsidian Bracelets
Where Two Halves Meet
What Each Half Brings
Silver Obsidian · The Dark Half
Silver obsidian is traditionally associated with stillness — a black stone that keeps a silver line inside it.
Ice Citrine · The Warm Half
Ice citrine is traditionally associated with warmth — pale gold that carries daylight into the strand.
Sakura Bead Cap · The Meeting Point
The sakura bead cap is traditionally associated with brief bloom — silver flowers that sit where the two halves join.
Two Halves, No Repeat
Who Reaches for It
It tends to land with someone who:
- wants both sides of a day held in one piece.
- has a drawer of bright things and wears the dark one.
- likes a little silver, but not a lot of noise.
- is choosing one thing well instead of three things quickly.
- keeps a quiet marker of the year things turned around.
Materials, Measured
Sizing, Without Guesswork
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)
Ready to Be Given
Care for Two Stones
- 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
The bracelet is built on two halves — one dark, one light. Silver obsidian is traditionally associated with stillness, and ice citrine with warmth. Worn together, they read as a day and an evening on one wrist.
The design sets silver obsidian on one side and ice citrine on the other instead of mixing them bead by bead. The two stones meet once, at the sakura bead cap, so the bracelet changes character as it turns on the wrist.
Silver obsidian is a natural volcanic glass that forms when lava cools very quickly. Fine mineral inclusions inside the black body catch the light as a soft silver sheen, which is where the name comes from. No two beads carry exactly the same pattern.
Ice citrine is a pale golden quartz. The tone runs from almost clear to a warm honey, and no two beads carry exactly the same depth of colour.
Two natural stones and one metal. Silver obsidian is strung at 8 mm and ice citrine at 7.8–8.8 mm, with sakura bead caps and spacer beads in sterling silver, on an elastic cord.
The sakura bead caps and spacer beads are sterling silver. Like any silver, they can dull slowly with everyday contact and with humidity. Keeping the bracelet dry and wiping them with a soft dry cloth will help them hold their shine longer.
Yes. The bracelet is made for everyday wear, and both the stones and the silver do best when they stay dry. Remove it before showering, swimming and washing dishes, and put it on last — after lotion and perfume have dried.
Natural stone varies from bead to bead, so the exact tone of the sheen and the depth of the gold will differ slightly. Where the two halves meet also varies, since every strand is strung by hand. Each bracelet is checked against the same colour standard before it is packed.
Worn Past the Season
Same Stones, Other Moods
Other pieces in the same crystal, holding a different mood.
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