Pink aventurine bracelet Brazil A (7-8mm balls)

Weight:

About 20g


Elastic bracelet made of 7-8mm pink aventurine A beads.
Colors and patterns may vary from stone to stone;

Pink aventurine belongs to the silicate group, to the tectosilicate subgroup. It is a macrocrystalline quartz, containing crystals visible to the naked eye. This stone has an optical effect of its own, called aventurescence.

This optical effect is due to the presence of glitter included in certain ornamental stones such as aventurine or sunstone. Thus, these glitters make the stone sparkle when they reflect light.

Pink aventurine has a hardness of 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale. For comparison, diamond has a hardness of 10, the highest on the same scale. With its hardness of 6.5 to 7, this stone is perfect for jewelers. It is used in the creation of jewelry, ornamental objects, etc.

This mineral can be transparent or opaque in appearance. It has a trigonal crystal system with a splintered (fragmented) or conchoidal (sharp, curved and smooth) fracture. Pink aventurine sometimes has a granular and sparkling appearance.

It is often confused with other stones such as rose quartz, sunstone or sandstone. Be careful, because sandstone is a synthetic stone that has none of the virtues of pink aventurine.

Of all the varieties of aventurine, pink aventurine is the least common and the most difficult to find.

A quick reminder of the origin of the name aventurine: in the 16th century, glassmakers from Venice moved to the island of Murano. Indeed, their profession presented fire risks: they had to secure their workshop and especially its surroundings. One day, a glassmaker dropped filings into the molten crystal. Thus was born Murano aventurine glass. The result was spectacular and he named it “per aventura”, that is to say by luck.

Aventurine stone owes its name to this involuntary discovery because of its glittery appearance and its resemblance to aventurine glass. However, traces of this mineral were discovered more than 2.5 million years ago in Ethiopia. Then, it was in China that ornamental objects and jewelry made of aventurine dating back 4,000 years were found.

The main deposits are located in Brazil, etc.

Pink aventurine is a stone that provides emotional stability and a certain balance on the energetic level. It reduces stress and brings serenity. The wearer feels at peace and in tune with himself. He manages to overcome his shyness, his mistrust of others and can thus open up to others.

This pink stone brings a lot of sweetness, peace and love. It is recommended during a painful breakup, during the loss of a loved one, during an unfair dismissal. It offers the mental strength to overcome these trials.

During times of doubt, pink aventurine brings happiness and helps give meaning to life. It is also recommended for people who hesitate and do not know where to go. Pink aventurine helps them find the path that suits them.

Moreover, it is a stone that encourages you to enjoy the present moment, not to stay focused on your past and not to constantly wonder about the future. Just roll it in your hands and concentrate on its softness. It allows you to become aware of how lucky you are to be alive.

Then, pink aventurine is known to facilitate conflict resolution and put an end to arguments. It is perfect for promoting dialogue and communication. It can thus put an end to certain misunderstandings.