African Turquoise & Tree of Life Bracelet
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- Hypo-allergenic & Nickel-free
- Vibrant colors that stay with you
- Lovingly hand-finished with purpose
- Trusted by 100,000+ women
- Last healing pieces before closing
- In stock, ready to ship
This handcrafted bracelet is more than a piece of jewelry — it’s a spiritual tool designed to nurture your energy and uplift your soul.
Carefully crafted with natural African Turquoise, this bracelet invites you to reconnect with your inner wisdom. Known as a sacred stone of evolution, African Turquoise helps dissolve negative energy and reminds you that life’s small irritations are fleeting in the vast rhythm of existence. It encourages you to channel your energy into love, compassion, and personal growth.
Turquoise is a spiritual purifier — it calms emotional storms, balances your chakras, and strengthens your energetic field. Let it support your journey of healing and renewal, grounding you in a sense of peace and clarity.
At its center, the Golden Tree of Life symbolizes wisdom, protection, and spiritual strength. Like the divine force that nourishes all of creation, the Tree of Life is a sacred reminder that your growth is continuous and your light abundant.
Wear this bracelet as a sacred talisman — a daily affirmation that your energy is precious, your purpose is guided, and your soul is aligned with love.
At Lily & Simon, we’ve spent the last 30 years at the workbench turning life’s tender moments into heirlooms.
As our family workshop prepares its final bow, every farewell-edition jewel is hand-finished. Because the gift you give should carry a story as meaningful as the love behind it.
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