The meaning behind every stone

Mehul Kasundra

17 sept. 2026

Materials guide

Every material we use carries its own story, texture, and quiet symbolism. Here's what's behind the wood and stone in your bracelet.

Agarwood bracelet

$129.90

Lapis Lazuli

$199.90

Obsidian bracelet

$159.90

In this guide

Wood materials
Stone materials

Wood materials

Warm, lightweight, and prone to deepening in character the longer they're worn.

Wood

Agarwood

One of the most storied materials in Eastern tradition, agarwood carries a subtle natural fragrance and a long association with calm and mindfulness. Its dark, resin-rich grain deepens with wear.

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Wood

Sandalwood

Prized for its fine, even grain and faint natural scent, sandalwood has a long history in mindfulness practice. A smooth, understated everyday material.

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Wood

Rosewood

Dense and richly toned, rosewood was historically prized in oriental court culture. Its deep reddish-brown hue and silky polish bring a grounded elegance to everyday wear.

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Wood

Ebony

Dark, dense, and velvet-smooth once polished. Ebony brings an understated, minimalist elegance — quiet strength rather than a loud statement.

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Stone materials

Denser, more durable, and consistent in appearance from the day you receive them.

Stone

Lapis Lazuli

Deep indigo blue flecked with golden pyrite. Long associated with clarity and wisdom across ancient cultures, it remains one of the most striking stones in any collection.

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Stone

Obsidian

A glassy, volcanic stone often linked in folklore to self-reflection and inner clarity. Our silver-sheen variant catches light with a soft, moonlit glimmer.

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Stone