Stretch Ghost Bead Turtle Bracelet
Discover a distinctive ghost bead bracelet adorned with the iconic TURTLE. These bracelets are crafted with attention to detail, offering a selection of turtle colors made from various materials such as Howlite, ceramic, or metal.
The default bead color positioned between the ghost beads is BLACK. However, customers have the option to customize the bead color to suit their preferences. To do so, simply select the desired color from the available options below. This customization allows for a personalized touch, ensuring the bracelet aligns with individual style.
Available sizes include options for children, women, and men, accommodating a wide range of wrist sizes and preferences. This ensures a comfortable fit for all wearers, whether for personal use or as a meaningful gift.
Additionally, customers can request a smudging service for their order prior to shipment. Smudging is a traditional cleansing ritual intended to purify and bless the item, enhancing its spiritual significance. To include this service, simply indicate the request in the designated customization section during the ordering process.
What are ghost beads?
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Ghost Beads are Juniper berries and have historically been utilized in Navajo medicine for their potential health benefits, including the treatment of conditions such as diabetes. These berries, which are the seeds of juniper trees, are also employed in the creation of traditional jewelry, notably ghost bead necklaces and bracelets. The juniper genus encompasses a variety of tree species, some of which are commonly referred to as "cedar," such as the "red cedar," a wood frequently used for making boxes and lining drawers. However, this terminology can be misleading because true cedar trees belong to a different botanical family. Consequently, products labeled as being made from cedar seeds or juniper seeds may actually originate from juniper or cedar juniper hybrids. For accuracy, it is preferable to refer to these seeds as juniper seeds or berries, rather than cedar seeds, to avoid confusion and ensure precise botanical identification.
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