
Five Element Bracelet · Wood (Green Aventurine)
The glinting flecks are mica — and they are how you know it was not dyed.
$39.99
- Natural green aventurine, 8 mm beads, about 23 to a bracelet
- Wood in the five-element cycle: growth, upward movement
- Tiny glinting flecks (aventurescence) are the natural tell
- A color that is perfectly even and very bright usually means dye
- Double-strand elastic, with a spare cord in the box
- Secure checkout by Stripe
- Shipping included · ships from China by air, to the United States only · usually 13–23 business days
- Materials stated plainly; treatments disclosed
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Find the sector that needs it
Your home's chart shows which sectors call for this element this year.
Chart my home ↗About this piece
Aventurine is quartz with mica grown through it. Turn a bead slowly and you will catch small flashes as those platelets take the light — the effect is called aventurescence, and it is very hard to fake. Dyed quartzite, the usual substitute, is flat, uniform, and a green too bright to be geological.
Wood is the element of growth: the one that rises, feeds Fire and drains Water. It is what a chart asks for when a sector should be encouraged upward rather than held still.
This is the Wood piece of the five. If your own element is Wood, this is the strand the reading will point you to.
Why this object
Green stones stand in for Wood, the element of growth and upward movement. Wood feeds Fire and drains Water, which is the place it occupies in the productive cycle.
How to wear or place it
Wear it on either wrist. If you are choosing by your own element, the free personal reading calculates it from your birth date.
If you are treating a room instead, the home reading names the sectors that call for Wood this year.
Material & details
- Material
- Natural green aventurine, 8 mm beads, polished, double-strand elastic cord
- Size
- 8 mm beads, about 23 to a bracelet; three wrist sizes
- Weight
- Approx. 26 g
- Origin
- Jinhua, Zhejiang
Care
Keep away from perfume and lotion; wipe with a soft dry cloth. A spare elastic cord is included.
How we choose what we sell
Materials, stated plainly
Every listing names what it is made of. If a stone has been dyed or heat-treated, the listing says so.
Certificates you can check
Where a lab certificate exists we show it with its number, so you can verify it yourself rather than take our word.
No promises we can't keep
We explain the tradition behind each object and where it belongs. We never claim it will bring luck, health or money.
Questions
Is it natural?
The material line above states it exactly. Where we hold a lab certificate it is shown with a number you can verify, and if a stone has been treated the listing says so.
Will it bring me luck?
Honestly: no object does that by itself. Feng shui treats objects as the last step, after placement and the room itself. What this gives you is a carefully chosen object, in the right place, as a daily reminder of what you are working toward.
Where exactly should it go?
That depends on you or your home, which is what the free readings calculate. Each one shows the direction or sector, and why.
Where does it ship from, and how long does it take?
From China. We do not keep stock in a U.S. warehouse: each piece is ordered from the workshop that makes it after you order, packed in Guangdong, and flown to you. Processing takes 1–3 business days and shipping 12–20 business days, so most orders arrive 13–23 business days after they are placed. We ship to the United States only. Shipping is included in the price. U.S. import duties or taxes are not: if any are charged on delivery, the buyer pays them.
Shipping and returns?
Shipping is included in the price, so there is nothing extra to pay at checkout. If a piece arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, tell us within 14 days of delivery and we will send a replacement or refund you in full. The shipping and returns policies are linked beside the Buy button.
