PHADUA / Howlite White Beads (2mm) Necklace/Anklet

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PHADUA / Howlite White Beads (2mm) Necklace/Anklet

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Item Number：010081-0-01

Beautiful white "Howlite" and warm Karen silver 2-way accessoryThis is an accessory using beautiful white mysterious Howlite cut beads and Karen brass beads made by hand one by one. The white color, which cannot be expressed with other materials, is a great accent. Howlite, a symbol of peace and wisdom, is a stone that brings a sense of security and stability. Brass Beads Handcrafted by the Karen TribeKaren beads are handcrafted by a small group of mountain tribes in Myanmar and northern Thailand. These beads are handcrafted one by one and take a long time to make, but the warmth of the handmade beads gives them a simple yet strong presence, making them very popular in the West. Length: 42cm, 45cm, 50cmSize: Bead width 2mm, joint (clasp part) maximum 5mm widthProduction Country: MADE IN THILANDMaterial: Howlite (magnesite, natural stone), brass

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Color

Size

white

42
45

in stock
50

Only 3 units left

Color:white

Size:45

Variant

Product Description
Beautiful white Howlite and warm Karen Silver 2 way accessory Beautiful white Howlite cut beads and warm Karen Silver 2 way accessory Howlite beads are cut in a beautiful white colour and brass beads are handcrafted by the Karen people. The white colour of the beads makes them a perfect accent to any other material. Howlite, a symbol of peace and wisdom Howlite is a stone that brings a sense of security and stability. It helps to calm negative emotions and anger caused by frustration and brings back calmness and insight. Karen Handcrafted Brass Beads Karen beads are handcrafted by a small group of mountain tribes in Myanmar and northern Thailand. The beads are handmade by a small group of people in the mountains.

Product Description

Beautiful white Howlite and warm Karen Silver 2 way accessory

Beautiful white Howlite cut beads and warm Karen Silver 2 way accessory

Howlite beads are cut in a beautiful white colour and brass beads are handcrafted by the Karen people. The white colour of the beads makes them a perfect accent to any other material.
Howlite, a symbol of peace and wisdom

Howlite is a stone that brings a sense of security and stability. It helps to calm negative emotions and anger caused by frustration and brings back calmness and insight.

Karen Handcrafted Brass Beads

Karen beads are handcrafted by a small group of mountain tribes in Myanmar and northern Thailand. The beads are handmade by a small group of people in the mountains.

SIZE

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※There may be a slight error of up to 1 inch (2.54 cm) from each measurement attribute listed in our size chart. This error is acceptable and related product is not eligible for free exchange or return.
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SPEC

Materials	Howlite (Magnesite, natural stone) / Brass
Country of Origin	Thailand
Care Instructions	The size, shape, color, and evenness of the material may vary slightly from the picture. The size, shape, color, and irregularity of the material may differ slightly from the photo. Please note that the colours may look different from the real thing depending on your monitor environment.
Weight	50g

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