Chrysocolla Bracelet

Chrysocolla forms in the oxidised environments of copper deposits, where silica-rich water interacts with the metal over millions of years. This mineral is born from patient chemical transformation, deep beneath the earth.

The spheres of this bracelet display chrysocolla's characteristic hues: blues shifting to aquamarine green, often marked by darker veins or small inclusions of other mineral phases. Transparency ranges from crystalline to milky, and each sphere tells a slightly different story.

Wear it when you seek a refined detail—a discreet touch of colour that pairs well with everything you love. Works equally well alone or layered with other bracelets.

Chrysocolla was known to the ancient Greeks, who confused it with turquoise. The name itself derives from chrysos (gold) and kolla (glue), as it was used to solder gold in jewellery.