Connemara marble Carnelian bracelet. Lucky four leaved shamrock clover beads. St. Patricks Day bracelet Irish flag color

Quality designer Connemara marble and Carnelian shamrock braceletQuality designer Connemara marble and Carnelian shamrock bracelet. Irish art Irish craft
This is a very nice green Connemara marble and orange Carnelian gemstone stretch bracelet.
It is made with Ireland’s national colours in mind. It includes four leaf lucky shamrock beads which make it a great St. Patricks Day gift. But of course it can be worn all year round.
Sold in an organza bag with designer tags. Sue Bowden Design.

Over 750 million years old Connemara marble is from the Precambrian age. Connemara marble is a beautiful and unusual marble rich in forsterite olivine and serpentine which gives it its green colour.
Found in the West of Ireland it is Ireland’s most famous stone. It’s green colour symbolises Ireland. Look closely and you will see shades of olive, peridot, jade, emerald and a host of other greens as well as subtle greys, white and yellow. Being a natural material no two pieces are ever exactly the same. Connemara marble reflects the beauty of the Irish landscape and is part of its natural heritage. Connemara Marble is said to bring serenity to those who keep in near.

Carnelian is an orange chalcedony associated with happiness. It is believed to stimulate courage, self confidence and ambition.
A motivating gemstone thought to combat depression, give energy and be good for the blood.