A few people have asked me how much time I need to create your Love Bracelet.  My answer?  66 years so far!

The design was more of an unconscious bead doodle than an actual design.  My hands came up with an alternating pattern that includes semi-precious gemstone beads strung with stainless steel heart beads.  As soon as the first design was completed, using Labradorite round beads, I felt I had a winner.  The public agrees.

The Love Bracelet is my most popular bracelet.  It’s lightweight, it’s beautiful, it’s affordable, it’s stackable, and the design goes with most anything you’d wear.

The metal beads in The Love Bracelet are all heart beads.  The semi-precious gemstone beads in The Love Bracelet are all smooth round or faceted round beads, either gemmy or matte. It’s become common for people to see this design displayed at craft fairs and ask to buy five different bracelets.

The Labradorite Love Bracelet became so popular that I quickly expanded the semi-precious gemstone choices to include the seven major chakra colors and some other beads I liked.

Your Love Bracelet is available in Red Goldstone, Orange Carnelian, Yellow Citrine, Morganite, Teal Apatite, Lapis Lazuli, Blue Goldstone, Gemmy Amethyst, Faceted Clear Quartz, Faceted Rose Quartz, Sunstone, Matte Black Onyx, Faceted Black Onyx, Variegated Faceted Gemmy Brown Agate, Reconstituted Turquoise, Gemmy Labradorite, and a pretty lavender stone from Germany that came to the States without an identifying name.

The Love Bracelet comes in small, medium, and large.  Extra small and extra large sizing available upon request.

The Love Bracelet is strung on strong 1mm elastic cord.  Your Love Bracelet will last longer if you learn to gently roll it on and off your wrist.  When it falls apart, as it eventually will, I ask that you gift the individual heart beads to those people who have touched your heart.

Red Goldstone: a solid and happy grounding energy that is said to energize the first chakra of stability.  Flecks of copper set in glass said to encourage perseverance.

Orange Carnelian: joy in a gemstone, that is said to stimulate the second chakra of creativity and renewed life

Yellow Citrine: sunshine in a bead that is said to support the intellect as it powers the third chakra of will and self-confidence

Faceted Rose Quartz:  the heart healer that is said to jumpstart the fourth chakra, the love center

Morganite: a wonderful and non-traditional heart healer for the fourth chakra that i said to invite in nurturing love for the wearer

Teal Apatite: said to help in speaking our truth with love, a quality of the fifth chakra

Lapis Lazuli:  said to help awaken the third eye and the sixth chakra of intuition

Faceted Blue Goldstone: a man-made stone with flecks of copper said to promote life force energy

Amethyst:  said to deepen peace and personal connection to Source, the hallmark of the seventh chakra

Faceted Clear Quartz:  the energy booster for all other stones as it s said to help the wearer achieve clarity

Sunstone: the peachy stone that many say can help lift sadness as it stimulates the second chakra

Matte Black Onyx:  another first chakra stone that is said to ground, protect, and solidify

Faceted Black Onyx:  many say faceted stones hold more of the stone’s vital energy because of the way the stones are cut.

Variegated Faceted Gemmy Brown Agate: said to be a grounding and strengthening stone including different browns

Reconstituted Turquoise: a cheaper yet attractive alternative to traditional turquoise that is said to work with the thymus chakra/high heart chakra

Gemmy Labradorite: said to assist with intuition and meditation, stabilizing the energy field and strengthening the being during times of challenge

Lavender Stone:  It’s a very pretty color, but we don’t know what the stone is and what it does.