[Lost and find] natural stone glare gold ochre tiger eye stone green gold hook jade bracelet

https://youtu.be/SffgJ8nY7CM /About Products/ The old material of the fate is the golden jade. The black and gold ochre gives off a super silvery light~ with a kyanite and blue tiger eyes with eyes, a cool one. A wooden box is attached to the guests for a good placement~ In the 1970s and 1980s, Hong Kong was still an industrial city. Many overseas countries brought their proud materials to Hong Kong for processing and exporting. Therefore, many old shops in Hong Kong will also collect some precious materials from the rest of the year. The store is really less and less, and each piece of material is also found by the designer because of the fate, and the next owner is due to fate. Basically, the old-fashioned green gold has been sealed in recent years, so it has become extremely rare. It can only be obtained from old stocks and collectors. This side has a crack. But be aware that natural stone is a natural product and cannot be 100% perfect! There must be some impurities and cracks. The store owner will try to explain the detailed texture, but the friend who asks for perfection really wants to think twice. 【raw material】 Gold meteorite blue crystal stone tiger eye stone Shu Lalai lapis lazuli [Size] 17cm hand circumference (please contact the designer if you need to change the length) 【Precautions】 Gemstones are also natural, and it is impossible for each one to be exactly the same, and there are occasional defects. Of course, the owner will try to explain. Perfectionist friends should think twice before buying! /About Lost and find/ 【brand introduction】 Lost and find, a story-based fashion and accessories brand. Each piece in the brand has its own story of “lost” and “find”. We hope that through easy and fun ways to guide users to think and explore the small memories that have been forgotten in life. In the process, they are no longer simply the identity of the master, but they live with each other in our works. The relationship between the master and the servant. [Designer] Bear Wan (Hong Kong), a designer who likes natural stone. Origin / manufacturing methods Hong Kong