Four-Strand Spiral Bangle with Lapis Lazuli – Brass, adjustable

Kunsang "Lapis Lazuli has that deep, rich blue with tiny golden inclusions – like a piece of the night sky with stars. This stone has been used in the Himalayas for centuries for jewelry; you can feel its history." Brass Bangle with Four Spirals and Lapis Lazuli This open bangle is made of brass and features four artfully wound spirals, symmetrically arranged around the slender base band. Each of two spirals encases a lapis lazuli stone, whose deep blue with characteristic golden pyrite inclusions adds an elegant splash of color. The ends of the bangle are adorned with a delicate cord wrapping, lending the piece an additional, artisanal touch. With an inner diameter of approx. 8 cm, the bangle is highly adaptable and can be easily shaped to fit different wrist sizes. Weighing 30 grams, it rests comfortably on the arm. At Himalaya Vibes, you'll find it in two finishes: Brass, gold-colored finish – warm and radiant Brass, silver-colored finish – cool and elegant Meaning & Tradition Lapis Lazuli is one of the oldest and most significant stones in the Himalayan region – its deep blue has traditionally been associated with wisdom and clarity. Combined with the spiral shape, which symbolizes the continuous cycle of life, this bangle becomes a piece of jewelry with a true origin story for me. Worn on the upper arm, the interplay of metal and stone unfolds a calm, noble presence – the spirals draw the eye, while the Lapis Lazuli gives it a deep blue, finely shimmering focal point. Details & Production Material: Brass, set with Lapis Lazuli Finish: gold-colored or silver-colored Motif: four spirals, symmetrically arranged, ends with cord wrapping Inner diameter: approx. 8 cm, highly adaptable Weight: approx. 30 g Production: handmade Care & Application Since it is brass with a natural stone, I always remove the bangle when showering, bathing, or applying lotion, so that both the surface and the Lapis Lazuli remain beautiful for a long time. To adjust, bend the bangle slowly and carefully, not abruptly, so as not to stress the stone's setting. It's best to see both versions for yourself – or come by Kramgasse 63, then you'll see directly how the Lapis Lazuli shimmers in the light.