Collection: Healing Bracelets

Bracelets in this collection range from strung rounds of a single material to mixed strands and cuffs built around one focal stone. You will find familiar quartzes alongside less common material, in bead sizes that suit smaller wrists as well as heavier, more substantial pieces.

A stone you can see all day

A bracelet stays in your line of sight in a way a pendant does not. Many people work with one as a reminder, a small visual cue during a meeting, a drive or a difficult afternoon. Beaded stone strands are traditionally associated with counting practices and repeated intention, and some customers still use them exactly that way.

Where ours come from

We do not buy bracelet strands by the case. Katie Sutton selects material by hand, working with miners and independent collectors, and pieces are strung from stone we would be willing to sell as specimens. That is why color and pattern vary within a strand; nothing here has been dyed uniform or matched to a chart. Several designs exist as a single bracelet only.

Fit, care and what to expect

Sizing matters more with beads than with other jewelry. Measure your wrist with a strip of paper and a ruler before ordering, and allow a small amount of ease so the strand can move.

• Put the bracelet on last, after lotion, sunscreen and perfume have dried.
• Remove it before showering, swimming or working out, since cord and elastic weaken when wet.
• Rest it in a dish rather than dropping it, because beads chip at the drill hole.

Expect variation from bead to bead, and expect the piece you receive to differ slightly from the photograph, because natural stone does not repeat itself. If a strand loosens over time, that is normal for elastic and it can be restrung. Look through the bracelets below and choose the one your eye keeps landing on.