Japanese Natural Goshiki Stone 12mm Bead Bracelet 41.8g (ID:84529)
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- Product Name: Japanese Natural Goshiki Stone 12mm Bead Bracelet 41.8g (ID:84529)
- Size: Bead Size:approx. 12mm × 17 beads Inner circumference:approx. 17.5cm
- Weight: 41.8g
- Origin: Japan, Kochi, Awaji Island
- Metal Material: None
[Product Description]
This item is crafted from rare Japanese natural stone.
◆ The product photos show the actual item you will receive. A certificate issued by the Japan Stones Association and a mineral description are included.
◆ A famous stone from the Niyodo River in Kochi Prefecture.
◆ The Niyodo River is known as the "clearest stream in Japan" and its water is so beautiful and highly transparent that it is called "Niyodo Blue."
◆ The five-colored stones collected in this region are widely used as interior decorations and garden stones.
◆ Shikoku is a region where various colored stones like Ark Knight, Solomonite, and quartz can be found. However, stones displaying five colors are rare gems that can only be seen in limited areas, such as Goshikihama on Awaji Island.
◆ When five colors form a conglomerate rock, it is called Goshiki Sazare-ishi.
◆ Currently, mining is legally prohibited in all these areas, and collection is not possible.
- Size: Bead Size:approx. 12mm × 17 beads Inner circumference:approx. 17.5cm
- Weight: 41.8g
- Origin: Japan, Kochi, Awaji Island
- Metal Material: None
[Product Description]
This item is crafted from rare Japanese natural stone.
◆ The product photos show the actual item you will receive. A certificate issued by the Japan Stones Association and a mineral description are included.
◆ A famous stone from the Niyodo River in Kochi Prefecture.
◆ The Niyodo River is known as the "clearest stream in Japan" and its water is so beautiful and highly transparent that it is called "Niyodo Blue."
◆ The five-colored stones collected in this region are widely used as interior decorations and garden stones.
◆ Shikoku is a region where various colored stones like Ark Knight, Solomonite, and quartz can be found. However, stones displaying five colors are rare gems that can only be seen in limited areas, such as Goshikihama on Awaji Island.
◆ When five colors form a conglomerate rock, it is called Goshiki Sazare-ishi.
◆ Currently, mining is legally prohibited in all these areas, and collection is not possible.
