MIDNIGHT ACTION ⚡️
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Natural and AAA grade premium stones, hand-picked.
- Onyx in 6mm beads
- Blonde Tiger's Eye accents
- Natural Pavé Rubies, Sapphires, or Diamonds inlaid in 18k Gold Eternity Rondelle.
- 18k Gold Lightning Bolt charm.
- Reinforced Flexible Band
- NEVER LOSES ELASTICITY
Onyx - Discipline and Strength
Tigereye- Courage & Confidence
Gold - Divine Light
Rubies - Passion & Creativity
Sapphire - Wisdom & Leadership
DESIGNER NOTES: The blend of matte and black onyx produces an elegant yet tactical and masculine look that goes with any outfit, formal or casual. The gold accents are noticeable yet aren't overbearing. The golden bolt is a reminder of Divine violence of action. This bracelet adds the perfect touch of luxury to any look while remaining subtle and sophisticated. Pairs well with a beautiful girl, roses, and steak dinner.
CARE
GEMSTONE: Use a soft cloth to gently wipe clean, then remove any remaining impurities with a mild diluted soap. Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly before storing in the provided jewelry pouch.
GOLD: Use the provided polishing cloth to gently wipe clean, then remove any remaining tarnish with mild diluted soap. Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly before storing the design in its jewelry pouch.
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Learn About Onyx
Strength & Discipline
From the sunbaked sands of ancient Egypt to the mist-shrouded temples of the Far East, Onyx has carved its legacy into the bedrock of human spirituality. This noble stone, dark as the night sky and deep as the cosmos, has been revered by countless civilizations as a conduit of divine power and protector of the human spirit.
In the scorching deserts of Sinai, Onyx found its place in sacred lore. Commanded by the Almighty, it adorned the ephod of high priests, bearing the weight of a nation's prayers upon its polished surface. Each gleaming stone, engraved with the names of tribes, became a bridge between the earthly and the divine, a testament to the enduring strength of faith.
But Onyx's spiritual journey did not end in the Holy Land. In the opulent courts of Persia, it was known as the "Stone of Strength," believed to fortify the mind and body against... LEARN MORE
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