Sandalwood & Green Jade Bracelet — Zen Garden
Soft green jade meets warm sandalwood, joined by two small gold lanterns — a quiet pairing of stone and wood for everyday calm.
Meaning & Tradition
Stone and wood
Jade stands for stillness, wood for growth. Worn together, they have long been a picture of balance.
A quiet guardian
Jade was traditionally worn as a protective charm — a wish for safety, carried close to the skin.
Lanterns of good fortune
The two small gold lanterns echo the lanterns hung for celebrations — a wish for a bright road ahead.
Meanings reflect cultural tradition and are shared for inspiration, not as claims of any physical or therapeutic effect.
Gemstone Details
| Material | Green jade · Sandalwood |
|---|---|
| Bead size | 6mm |
| Spacers | Gold-plated copper, lantern shape |
| Fits wrist | 15–16.5 cm / 6–6.5 in |
| Cord | Elastic |
Natural materials. Every stone and wood bead has its own grain, tone and small marks — no two bracelets are exactly alike.
How to Wear & Care
Mind the knocks
Jade is tough but can chip on stone or metal. Remove it for sports.
Keep the wood dry
Water can make sandalwood swell and crack. Take it off to wash, shower or swim.
Last on, first off
Keep perfume, lotion and cleaners away from wood and stone.
Wipe, don't wash
A soft dry cloth is all it needs. No soaking, no ultrasonic cleaners.
Roll, don't stretch
Roll it on and off over your hand to protect the cord.