Citrine Bracelet Beaded Bracelet Stacking Bracelet November Birt
$36
Citrine Bracelet Beaded Bracelet Stacking Bracelet November Birt
This bracelet has glowing, tender light yellow colour of natural citrine gemstone beads!) Natural citrine is very rare material now on the market, 90% or more is heated amethyst. Made from vintage citrine beads.
Citrine energises every level of life. It cleanses the chakras and opens the intuition. Citrine attracts wealth, prosperity and success. It imparts joy, wonder, delight and enthusiasm. Raises self-esteem and self-confidence. Stimulates the brain, strengthening the intellect. Citrine promotes motivation, activates creativity and encourages self-expression. Enhances concentration and revitalises the mind. It releases negative traits, depression, fears and phobias. Emotionally balancing. Energising and recharging, Citrine also reverses degenerative disease and helps balance chemical imbalances in the body. Beneficial in the treatment of diabetes, it stimulates digestion, the spleen and pancreas. Negates kidney and bladder infections. Citrine helps eye problems, increases blood circulation, detoxifies the blood, activates the thymus and balances the thyroid. Relieves constipation and removes cellulite.
Finished with a sterling silver or 14K gold filled lobster clasp and findings. Highest quality nylon coated beading wire. I use eco –friendly goods without toxic or other harmful substances.
This bracelet great for wearing alone or stacking up with others.
Items may appear larger in the photos to show details. Please check dimensions carefully and look at the photograph in which the items are worn, where you can better see the size. Every natural gemstone is unique because each of the genuine gemstone beads is unique. So the size, colour, and shape of each stone as well as the length of the bracelet will vary slightly.
Ships in a nice gift box.
How to measure the size of a bracelet To find your perfect bracelet size, follow these steps: STEP 1: Measure your wrist with a flexible tape measurements or a strip of paper just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear the bracelet. STEP 2: If you are using a plain strip of paper, mark your size with a pen or pencil then use a ruler to measure the length. That would be your wrist size. STEP 3: To find your bracelet size, just add your wrist size with the appropriate measurements below.
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Citrine Bracelet Beaded Bracelet Stacking Bracelet November Birt
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Every member of the clinical team has a role to play in ensuring that diagnoses are accurate, timely and communicated to the patient. SIDM offers resources for clinical team members to improve cognitive skills and work within their health systems to improve the diagnostic process.
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SIDM has established the DxQI Seed Grant Program to engage healthcare organizations in efforts to identify, develop, and test interventions aimed at improving diagnostic quality and reducing harm from diagnostic error.
