Tiger eye has a quiet warmth on the wrist, with golden-brown depth that catches the light against the black cord. This adjustable crystal bracelet is made for easy everyday wear, with a gold-plated sliding toggle that lets the fit sit close without feeling fussy.
Golden warmth on the wrist
The tiger eye brings a rich, earthy glow, shifting between brown, honey and darker bands as it moves.
The black cord keeps the look grounded, so the stone feels wearable with simple clothes and layered jewellery.
The sliding toggle gives a neat, adjustable fit without a fixed clasp.
The 18K gold-plated detail adds a small point of brightness beside the darker cord.
It works well worn alone, or stacked with one or two other cord bracelets for a more collected look.
Tiger eye, cord and gold-plated detail
The bracelet combines tiger eye gemstone with string cord and an 18K gold-plated sliding toggle. It is part of a wider gemstone string bracelet range, designed around colour, texture and simple adjustability.
The bracelet is assembled in China. As with all gemstone jewellery, natural pattern and tone can vary from piece to piece, which is part of the character of the stone.
How to wear and care for it
Slide the toggle gently to loosen or tighten the bracelet, then let it sit comfortably against the wrist. Avoid pulling sharply on the cord, especially when taking it off.
Keep it dry where possible, and remove it before bathing, swimming or applying perfume and body oils. Gold plating can soften and wear with friction, moisture and chemicals, so store it separately from harder jewellery when not in use.
Tiger eye in jewellery tradition
Tiger eye has long been valued as an ornamental stone for its chatoyancy, the shifting band of light that gives it a watchful, feline quality. In contemporary crystal practice, it is often associated with steadiness, focus and grounded confidence, and many people wear it as a visual reminder of an intention. Here, that symbolism …
region of manufacture: China