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Approximately, 18 Beads per strand. 8" Strand Approximately, 7x12mm beads.

Approximately, 33 beads per strand. 8.5" strand. approximately, 7mm beads.

Approximately, 40 beads per strand. 8" strand. Approximately, 5x7mm beads.

Approximately, 36 beads per strand. 8" Strand. Approximately, 5x8mm beads.

Approximately, 30 beads per strand. 8" Strand. approximately, 7x10mm.

Approximately, 46 beads per strand. Approiximately, 9mm. 16" Strand.

1 Strand 15" Approx 38 beads Approx 7x28mm

Amazonite belongs to the Feldspar group of minerals. It is found in Russia, the USA, Canada, Madagascar and Brazil. Amazonite is one of the stones that don’t belong to the traditional or the modern birthstone charts,...

Chrysoprase is the apple green form of Chalcedony. The mineral Nickel gives it its distinctive green colour. It is said to be the favorite healing gemstone of Alexander the Great. ... Connected with the heart chakra, these...

1 Strand 15"Approx 70 beadsApprox 5x8-8x10mm

Chrysoprase is the apple green form of Chalcedony. The mineral Nickel gives it its distinctive green colour. It is said to be the favorite healing gemstone of Alexander the Great. ... Connected with the heart chakra, these...

1 Strand 16" Approx 68 beads Approx 6mm

Chrysoprase is the apple green form of Chalcedony. The mineral Nickel gives it its distinctive green colour. It is said to be the favorite healing gemstone of Alexander the Great. ... Connected with the heart chakra, these...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

1 Strand 8" Approx 51 beads Approx 6x9mm

1 Strand 8" Approx 5 beads Approx 7mm

1 Strand 10" Approx 9 beads Approx 7x7mm

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

1 Strand 8" Approx 26 beads Approx 7-8mm

1 Strand 16" Approx 35 beads Approx 5x10-9x13mm

1 Strand 8" Approx 45 beads Approx 9x9mm

1 Strand 10" Approx 18 beads Approx 10x13mm

1 Strand 8" Approx 75 beads Approx 4mm

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

1 Strand 16" Approx 200 beads Approx 5mm

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green...

1 Strand 8" Approx 70 beads Approx 6-7mm

1 Strand 6" Approx 10 beads Approx 6.5x6.5mm

1 Strand 14"Approx 120 beadsApprox 4mm

1 Strand 16" Approx 80 beads Approx 5-5.3mm

1 Strand 16" Approx 68 beads Approx 6.2-6.4mm

1 Strand - 8" Approx 13 beads Approx 8x13mm-9x17mm