Sodalite-Picasso Jasper-Hematite Bracelet I (8mm) VG1102

What Makes Mixed Sodalite Picasso Jasper Hematite Beads Bracelet Special?
This bracelet blends three unique natural stones for a harmonious design. It features the deep blue of Sodalite, earthy patterned Picasso Jasper, and the metallic luster of Hematite. Combined, they form a balanced yet bold versatile style that matches many outfits. These stones are traditionally linked to mental clarity, inner balance and strength.

Our pieces are made with natural gemstones; slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur.

1. Origin

This bracelet combines three stones: sodalite (deep blue), Picasso jasper (earthy grey patterns) and hematite (metallic shine). Notable sodalite sources include Brazil, Canada and Namibia, Picasso jasper comes mainly from Madagascar and Mexico, and hematite from Brazil, Australia and South Africa. The stated bead size is 8 mm.

2. History

Sodalite was identified in Greenland in 1811 and named for its high sodium content; Picasso jasper is named for its grey-and-white patterns that resemble a modern painting; hematite has been used for jewellery and pigment since ancient times, its name deriving from the Greek haima meaning blood. Combining the three stones became a familiar way of expressing contrast and balance in modern jewellery.

3. Usage

The product page notes that the three distinct stones create one harmonious yet bold look that works with anything. Because the stones differ slightly in hardness, knocks, scratches and prolonged soaking should be avoided, and a soft cloth used for cleaning.

4. Function

The product page notes that these stones are traditionally associated with clarity, balance and strength. Practically, the bracelet serves as everyday jewellery and decoration, and also works as a gift or retail item.