Edo Green
€49,95
Tax included.
The Edo Green bracelet is made with two different kinds of natural stones: Green Aventurine and Yellow Quartz. The green and yellow stones blend in perfectly with the goldplated finish of the steel bracelet.
All Didyma jewelry is made from 316L stainless steel in combination with beautiful natural stone. We choose this material because it is very durable, light weight and hypo-allergenic. The colour will not fade over time if you treat it with care!
Green aventurine is a type of quartz that's often used in jewelry and for spiritual purposes. Here's its meaning in three simple bullet points:
1. Bring luck: often called the "Stone of Luck" green aventurine is believed to bring good luck and increase chances of success, especially in new ventures.
2. Healing and well-being: people use it for healing because they think it can calm their mind and body and balance emotions
3. Connection to nature: the green color of aventurine is thought to connect a person with nature and encourage personal growth.
"Edo" (Εδώ in Greek) means "here" in English. It refers to a specific location or position that is present and physically close to the speaker or the person being addressed. In broader usage, it can also refer to a situation or state of being that is current or relevant to the speaker or the topic being discussed.
All Didyma jewelry is made from 316L stainless steel in combination with beautiful natural stone. We choose this material because it is very durable, light weight and hypo-allergenic. The colour will not fade over time if you treat it with care!
Green aventurine is a type of quartz that's often used in jewelry and for spiritual purposes. Here's its meaning in three simple bullet points:
1. Bring luck: often called the "Stone of Luck" green aventurine is believed to bring good luck and increase chances of success, especially in new ventures.
2. Healing and well-being: people use it for healing because they think it can calm their mind and body and balance emotions
3. Connection to nature: the green color of aventurine is thought to connect a person with nature and encourage personal growth.
"Edo" (Εδώ in Greek) means "here" in English. It refers to a specific location or position that is present and physically close to the speaker or the person being addressed. In broader usage, it can also refer to a situation or state of being that is current or relevant to the speaker or the topic being discussed.