About the product:

📿 Type: Multi-row bracelet (17) - For ankle or wrist!

💎 Mineral Type: Seed Bead

🌍 ⛏️ Origin: Made by Native Americans in Quebec, Earth Tribe.

⛓️ Metal type: Not applicable

🏷️ Hallmark: Not applicable

📏 Size: Length: ± 18.5 centimeters

📐 Stone/pearl dimensions: 2 millimeters in diameter

⚖️ Weight: ± 15 grams

📜 Certificate: Zen curiosity

🎁 Ideal for giving as a gift or treating yourself!

👉 Native American Crafts – Quebec, “Earth Tribe”

• Origin : Made in Quebec, within Native American communities.
• Creators : Members of the Earth Tribe, artisans carrying on traditions.
• Know-how : Use of seed beads and ancestral weaving techniques.
• Symbolic : The designs reflect elements of nature, spirituality and Indigenous cultural heritage.
• Authenticity : Each piece is handmade, making each bracelet unique.
• Cultural value : Beyond the jewel, it is a witness to the living traditions of the indigenous peoples of Quebec.

📋 Information sheet on glass beads:

Characteristic	Details

Name	Seed bead (glass)

Family

Manufactured material (colored glass)

Composition

Silica (SiO₂) + metal oxides (gives the colors)

Color

Very varied: transparent, opaque, pearly, metallic, matte, iridescent

Shape

Spherical or tubular, with a central hole for threading

Size	Expressed in numbers (e.g. 6/0, 8/0, 11/0, 15/0) → the larger the number, the smaller the bead

Origins of manufacture

Czech Republic (Miyuki, Preciosa), Japan (Toho, Miyuki), India, China

Use	- Bead weaving (peyote, brick stitch) - Embroidery embellishment - Making of handmade jewelry (bracelets, necklaces, earrings) - Textile decoration

Energy (symbolic)

Not being a natural stone, it does not have any lithotherapeutic virtues of its own. However, it is attributed a symbolism of creativity, patience and artisanal protection 🎨✨

Interview

Avoid solvents, excessive rubbing and prolonged exposure to the sun (some colors may fade).

Special feature

The most famous are Japanese seed beads (Miyuki, Toho) for their regularity, and Czech beads (Preciosa) for their varied finishes.