Nymph Spirit Gemstone Bracelet Set - Love & Flame

• The pink bracelet is Rose Quartz, with a soft, milky finish that sits quietly against skin.
• The red bracelet is a run of small, faceted beads in warm ruby-red that catch the light as the wrist moves.
• The middle bracelet alternates red beads, pale beads and small silver-toned spacers, so the two colours meet in one piece.
• A delicate silver-toned butterfly charm hangs from the red bracelet, with a fine, leaf-like texture on its wings.
• The beads are strung on cord, so the three layer easily without feeling heavy.

Each bracelet carries its own name on the card. Love is the pale Rose Quartz strand. Flame combines Rose Quartz and Ruby with silver-toned accents. Evermore is the all-red Ruby strand with the butterfly charm. Worn together, they read as a gentle gradient from blush to crimson. Worn singly, each stands on its own as a fine, light piece.

Rose Quartz is the pale pink member of the quartz family, valued for its soft, cloudy colour. Ruby is the deep red gemstone that has been prized in jewellery for centuries. Both are natural stones, so colour and tone vary slightly from bead to bead, and no two sets match exactly. In crystal tradition, Rose Quartz is long associated with the heart and gentleness, and red stones with warmth and vitality. Those are symbolic associations, not promises of any effect.

Because the beads are small and strung on cord, treat the set gently. Take the bracelets off before washing up, swimming, exercising or applying perfume and creams, which can dull the stones and wear the cord over time. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth and store them flat or in a small pouch, away from harder jewellery that could scratch the beads or snag the charm.

Three bracelets arrive on a single illustrated Nymph card from Love & Flame, finished with a black ribbon. That makes the set ready to give without extra wrapping.

The romantic palette and the butterfly charm suit birthdays, anniversaries, or a small gesture for a friend who likes delicate, stackable jewellery. The three-bracelet format also lends itself to sharing, one strand each.