Quadruple Spiral Bangle with Tiger's Eye – Brass, adjustable

Kunsang "The tiger's eye fascinates me every time - if you turn the bracelet slightly in the light, a fine golden shimmer glides over the stone. Many call this the 'cat's eye effect', and that's exactly what makes this bracelet so lively." Bangle with four spirals and tiger's eye made of brass This open bangle is made of brass and features four artfully coiled spirals arranged symmetrically around the narrow base. Each of two spirals is set with a tiger's eye, whose warm brown-gold shows an iridescent sheen when the arm moves. The ends of the bangle are decorated with a fine cord winding, which gives the piece an additional, artisanal accent. With an inner diameter of approx. 8 cm, the bangle is very adaptable and can be easily shaped to different wrist sizes. Weighing 30 grams, it sits comfortably on the arm. At Himalaya Vibes, you will find it in two versions: Brass, gold-plated finish – warm and radiant Brass, silver-plated finish – cool and elegant Meaning & Tradition The tiger's eye has always been considered a stone of strength and groundedness – its warm, shimmering glow is reminiscent of sunlight grazing dry earth. Together with the spiral form, which symbolizes the continuous cycle of life in the Himalayan region, this bangle becomes a small symbol of inner strength and steadfastness for me. Worn on the upper arm, the interplay of metal and stone unfolds an earthy warmth – the spirals draw the eye, while the tiger's eye gives it a lively, golden-brown focal point. Details & Manufacturing Material: Brass, set with tiger's eye Surface: gold-plated or silver-plated finish Motif: four spirals, symmetrically arranged, ends with cord winding Inner diameter: approx. 8 cm, very adaptable Weight: approx. 30 g Manufacturing: handmade Care & Use Since it is brass with a natural stone, I always take off the bangle when showering, bathing or applying lotion, so that both the surface and the tiger's eye remain beautiful for a long time. To adjust, bend the bangle slowly and carefully, not abruptly, so that the stone setting is not stressed. Take a look at both variations yourself – or come by Kramgasse 63, and you'll see directly how the tiger's eye shimmers in the light.