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Black Obsidian Pixiu Bracelet
£32.64 Prices include UK VAT (20%).
In Chinese folklore, the Pixiu is the ninth son of the dragon — a creature with a legendary appetite for gold and silver, and no way to let any of it out. For centuries, people have worn its image as a symbol of holding onto what they have earned. This bracelet sets a gold-toned Pixiu charm among 10 mm natural black obsidian beads. Obsidian is volcanic glass, so each bead carries its own character. Worn as jewelry and a personal reminder — nothing more is promised.
Details
- Material
- Natural black obsidian beads (volcanic glass), gold-toned alloy Pixiu charm (alloy, not gold), elastic cord
- Size & weight
- Beads 10 mm; inner circumference approx. 17–19 cm (6.7–7.5 in) — stretch fit; approx. 35 g
Not a toy. Small parts — keep away from children under 3. The charm is alloy, not gold. Natural stone: colour and markings vary bead to bead.
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