Copper Chakra Bracelet – 7 Natural Stones & Magnets

Discover the ARANA Copper Chakra Bracelet, a distinctive accessory where the warm beauty of copper meets the spectacular colours of seven carefully selected natural stones.

Made from copper, the bracelet is decorated with seven stones, each featuring a colour traditionally associated with the seven chakras: garnet, carnelian, citrine, peridot, iolite, lapis lazuli and amethyst. The stones are AA quality, creating an elegant contrast with the reddish tones and natural reflections of copper.

The open design allows the bracelet to be adjusted directly to the wrist. With an unfolded length of approximately 17 cm and a diameter of approximately 6 cm, it can be made smaller by gently bringing the two ends closer together for a comfortable fit.

On the inside, the bracelet features two integrated magnets, with the supplier specifying a magnetic flux density of approximately 1,098 Gauss, measured near the surface of the magnet.

Weighing only 14 grams, the bracelet is light enough for comfortable everyday wear while retaining the authentic appearance and visual presence characteristic of copper jewellery.

The design combines the distinctive character of copper with seven colourful accents, creating a bracelet that can easily be worn on its own or alongside other jewellery.

Specifications

• Material: Copper
• Stones: Garnet, carnelian, citrine, peridot, iolite, lapis lazuli and amethyst
• Number of stones: 7
• Mineral quality: AA
• Weight: approx. 14 g
• Unfolded length: approx. 17 cm
• Diameter: approx. 6 cm, adjustable
• Design: Open cuff bracelet, adjustable by gently bringing the ends closer together or further apart
• Magnets: 2 integrated magnets on the inner ends
• Magnetic flux density declared by the manufacturer: approx. 1,098 Gauss, measured near the surface of the magnet
• According to the supplier: the product is nickel, lead and cadmium free or contains these elements only within the limits permitted by European REACH standards

Note: Copper is a natural material that may develop its characteristic patina over time and may slightly change colour when exposed to air, moisture and skin. This is a natural process and contributes to the unique character of each bracelet.