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Sanatio Hematite Cross Bracelet
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Strong nylon thread
Natural hematite elements
Adjustable length
Description
In Eastern philosophy, hematite is believed to have a grounding effect, anchoring the root chakra to the earth, bringing balance to its wearer’s life.
In western mythology, hematite is associated with Mars, the Roman god of war. Ancient warriors used hematite to paint their faces red before battle.
The modern symbolism of the cross is well known, but its pre-Christian uses have a 50.000-year-old history, covering everything from the four winds or the four elements to the meeting point of the celestial pole and the horizon, and even to the phallic tree of life in Egyptian hieroglyphs.
In numerology, 6 is considered the number of the heart.
Yes, we put a lot of thought into our designs…
This men’s bracelet features weighty 6 mm beads threaded on a strong nylon cord, complete with a braided lock engraved with the Arkai logo.
If you’re unfamiliar with this kind of woven lock, the knack to tightening them is to place one end at the root of your thumb and hold it in place with your pinky or ring finger. With your free hand, you then pull the other end, tightening the bracelet around your wrist.
Designed in Denmark. Comes in a signature box. ID: 23674
In western mythology, hematite is associated with Mars, the Roman god of war. Ancient warriors used hematite to paint their faces red before battle.
The modern symbolism of the cross is well known, but its pre-Christian uses have a 50.000-year-old history, covering everything from the four winds or the four elements to the meeting point of the celestial pole and the horizon, and even to the phallic tree of life in Egyptian hieroglyphs.
In numerology, 6 is considered the number of the heart.
Yes, we put a lot of thought into our designs…
This men’s bracelet features weighty 6 mm beads threaded on a strong nylon cord, complete with a braided lock engraved with the Arkai logo.
If you’re unfamiliar with this kind of woven lock, the knack to tightening them is to place one end at the root of your thumb and hold it in place with your pinky or ring finger. With your free hand, you then pull the other end, tightening the bracelet around your wrist.
Designed in Denmark. Comes in a signature box. ID: 23674
Material
Nylon
Hematite
316L stainless steel
Hematite
316L stainless steel
Dimensions
Width: 1/4" (6 mm)
Bead diameter: 1/4" (6 mm)
Weight: 0.53 oz (15 g)
See how this bracelet fits you. The average man's wrist is 18 cm or a bit over 7 1/16".
Bead diameter: 1/4" (6 mm)
Weight: 0.53 oz (15 g)
See how this bracelet fits you. The average man's wrist is 18 cm or a bit over 7 1/16".
| Wrist circumference | Fit |
|---|---|
| 6 1/4" | Loose fit |
| 6 3/4" | Normal fit |
| 7 1/2" | Normal fit |
| 7 1/8" | Normal fit |
Measure your wrist size
Use a normal tape measurer or a strip of paper just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear a bracelet.
If you’re using a strip of paper, you can mark the overlap with a pen, and then measure the length with a normal ruler on a flat surface
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Description
In Eastern philosophy, hematite is believed to have a grounding effect, anchoring the root chakra to the earth, bringing balance to its wearer’s life.
In western mythology, hematite is associated with Mars, the Roman god of war. Ancient warriors used hematite to paint their faces red before battle.
The modern symbolism of the cross is well known, but its pre-Christian uses have a 50.000-year-old history, covering everything from the four winds or the four elements to the meeting point of the celestial pole and the horizon, and even to the phallic tree of life in Egyptian hieroglyphs.
In numerology, 6 is considered the number of the heart.
Yes, we put a lot of thought into our designs…
This men’s bracelet features weighty 6 mm beads threaded on a strong nylon cord, complete with a braided lock engraved with the Arkai logo.
If you’re unfamiliar with this kind of woven lock, the knack to tightening them is to place one end at the root of your thumb and hold it in place with your pinky or ring finger. With your free hand, you then pull the other end, tightening the bracelet around your wrist.
Designed in Denmark. Comes in a signature box. ID: 23674
In western mythology, hematite is associated with Mars, the Roman god of war. Ancient warriors used hematite to paint their faces red before battle.
The modern symbolism of the cross is well known, but its pre-Christian uses have a 50.000-year-old history, covering everything from the four winds or the four elements to the meeting point of the celestial pole and the horizon, and even to the phallic tree of life in Egyptian hieroglyphs.
In numerology, 6 is considered the number of the heart.
Yes, we put a lot of thought into our designs…
This men’s bracelet features weighty 6 mm beads threaded on a strong nylon cord, complete with a braided lock engraved with the Arkai logo.
If you’re unfamiliar with this kind of woven lock, the knack to tightening them is to place one end at the root of your thumb and hold it in place with your pinky or ring finger. With your free hand, you then pull the other end, tightening the bracelet around your wrist.
Designed in Denmark. Comes in a signature box. ID: 23674
Material
Nylon
Hematite
316L stainless steel
Hematite
316L stainless steel
Dimensions
Width: 1/4" (6 mm)
Bead diameter: 1/4" (6 mm)
Weight: 0.53 oz (15 g)
See how this bracelet fits you. The average man's wrist is 18 cm or a bit over 7 1/16".
Bead diameter: 1/4" (6 mm)
Weight: 0.53 oz (15 g)
See how this bracelet fits you. The average man's wrist is 18 cm or a bit over 7 1/16".
| Wrist circumference | Fit |
|---|---|
| 6 1/4" | Loose fit |
| 6 3/4" | Normal fit |
| 7 1/2" | Normal fit |
| 7 1/8" | Normal fit |
Measure your wrist size
Use a normal tape measurer or a strip of paper just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear a bracelet.
If you’re using a strip of paper, you can mark the overlap with a pen, and then measure the length with a normal ruler on a flat surface
×
Back
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