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Kunzite & Meteorite Bracelet
Kunzite & Meteorite Bracelet
How to Measure
Wrap a soft tape measure or strip of paper around your wrist just below the wrist bone. Note the measurement in inches.
Choose Your Fit
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Size Guide
Size Guide
Measure your wrist with a soft tape measure or a strip of paper. For a comfortable fit, we recommend adding 0.5" to your wrist measurement.
XS — Up to 5.5" wrist → 6" bracelet
S — 5.5"–6" wrist → 6.5" bracelet
M — 6"–6.5" wrist → 7" bracelet
L — 6.5"–7" wrist → 7.5" bracelet
XL — 7"–7.5" wrist → 8" bracelet
Custom — Any size → Made to your exact measurement
For a custom size, select 'Custom' at checkout and enter your wrist measurement in the order notes — or contact us directly.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
Every piece is handcrafted to order and completed within 2–5 business days.
✦ Complimentary shipping on all orders
✦ Estimated delivery: 10–15 business days
✦ Each bracelet arrives in a signature gift box, ready to present
Returns & Care
Returns & Care
We want you to love your piece. If something isn't right, we're here to help.
✦ Free returns within 20 days of delivery
✦ Items must be unworn and returned in original packaging
✦ Contact us by email for any concern — we respond to every message
✦ We stand behind every piece we create, from the moment you order to long after it arrives
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Pale Violet Light. Ancient Dark.
The delicate, rosy-lilac translucency of Kunzite — one of the most gently beautiful gemstones in the mineral world — meets the ancient presence of authentic meteorite in this bracelet. A pairing of extraordinary softness and extraordinary age.
Key Features
- Kunzite Beads — A lithium aluminum silicate mineral and gem variety of spodumene, prized for its soft pink-to-violet transparency and natural pleochroism — the way its color shifts subtly between pink, lilac, and near-colorless depending on the angle of light; named after the renowned gemologist George Frederick Kunz
- Genuine Meteorite Fragments — Authenticated extraterrestrial material billions of years old, each piece bearing the natural surface character of deep space origin
- Premium Elastic Band — Comfortable stretch fit, no clasp needed, designed for refined everyday wear
- Handcrafted — Each bracelet is individually assembled to complement the pale translucency of kunzite with the raw weight of meteorite
Symbolism & Folklore
Kunzite was only formally identified and named in 1902 by Tiffany & Co.’s chief gemologist George Frederick Kunz — making it one of the younger named gemstones in the mineral world, and one whose association with refined luxury was established from its very first discovery. It was an immediate favorite of Edwardian jewelers for its soft, feminine color and exceptional clarity.
In crystal traditions, kunzite’s gentle pink-lilac color and high transparency have associated it with themes of openness, quiet emotional depth, and the kind of understated grace that does not announce itself. Its pleochroism — the way it shows different colors from different angles — has made it a natural symbol in various traditions of the many facets of a single person’s character. Individual experiences vary.
Paired with meteorite — a traveler from the far reaches of the solar system — this bracelet places the most delicate of violet gems alongside material shaped by the most extreme forces in the cosmos.
For those whose gentleness is a form of strength — and whose depth reveals itself only at the right angle.
Note: Crystal meanings are based on cultural traditions and personal belief. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.
