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Natural Hematite (Sang-e-Hadid) Bracelet for Women
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Natural Hematite (Sang-e-Hadid) Bracelet for Women

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Natural Hematite (Sang-e-Hadid) from China Treatment : none Bead Size : 8 mm Bead Finish: Smooth polished round beads Style:  Stretch bracelet – comfortable and easy to wear Cut :Rounded Beads Traditionally, Sang-e-Hadid (Hematite) is believed to promote grounding, strength, confidence, and protection from negative energies.

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Nature
Natural
Treatment
None
Material
Natural Hematite
Origin
China
Dimensions
8 mm
Cut
Round Beads
Colour
Metallic Gray-Black
Tradition
Traditionally, Sang-e-Hadid (Hematite)is believed to promote grounding, strength, confidence, and protection from negative energies.
Reference
9090

About this piece

Natural Hematite (Sang-e-Hadid) Bracelet: Discover the timeless appeal of our Natural Hematite (Sang-e-Hadid) Bracelet, crafted from genuine polished hematite beads known for their metallic luster and elegant appearance. This versatile bracelet complements both casual and formal wear, offering durability, comfort, and sophisticated style. Carefully selected natural stones ensure quality and a premium finish. “Complete your jewelry collection with our exclusive range of Women’s Gemstone Jewelry , featuring natural stones selected for their beauty and character. “ Natural Hematite (Sang-e-Hadid): Natural Hematite , also spelled as  haematite , is a common iron oxide compound with the formula Fe 2 O 3  and is widely found in rocks and soils. Hematite crystals belong to the rhombohedral lattice system which is designated the alpha polymorph of  Fe 2 O Hematite is a natural iron-rich mineral that occurs in several colors, including black, steel-gray, silver-gray, reddish-brown, and deep red. Because it contains a high amount of iron, miners extract hematite as one of the world’s most important iron ores. Interestingly, hematite can conduct electricity, which makes it different from many other gemstones and minerals. It also appears in several forms, such as Kidney Ore, Iron Rose, Martite, and Specular Hematite. Although these varieties look different, they all produce a distinctive reddish-brown streak when rubbed on an unglazed surface. In addition, hematite is harder than pure iron. However, it is also more brittle, meaning it can crack or break more easily under strong impact. The name “Hematite” comes from the Greek word “haima,” which means “blood.” This name refers to the red color seen in many hematite specimens and in the red streak the mineral leaves behind. For centuries, people have also used hematite as a natural red pigment in paints and decorative materials.