About the Item
Gorgeous black onyx semi precious gemstones combine with a silver Buddha head to create the perfect men's accessory. (Gold, Brass and Black Oxide Buddha Head available as well)
Throughout history, onyx has been thought to bring powers of protection and defense. It has also been thought to reinforce the knowledge that there is no death, aiding in the understanding of the wheel of birth, death and rebirth. It brings about the knowledge that separation is an illusion and reunion will come. Contemporary authors believe that black onyx brings increased vigor, strength, stamina, and self control. It alleviates worry, tension, and nervousness and eliminates confusion and nightmares. It is used to provide glimpses of that which is ‘beyond’ and activates one’s memory of one’s roots and reality.
All the rage with style setters and male celebrities David Beckham, Johnny Depp (as pictured), Kellen Lutz, Tom Cruise and many more beaded bracelets look great worn separately, in conjunction with other bracelets, or stacked with a watch! These are also the perfect zen and yogi accessory!
Black Onyx Semi Precious Gemstones (8mm)
Silver Buddha Head (10mm)
**SIZING** PLEASE WRITE YOUR WRIST SIZE IN THE NOTES SECTION DURING CHECKOUT. Standard bracelet sizing fits wrists ranging from 6.75-7.5" comfortably. If you need specific sizing please convo me for custom measurements BEFORE checkout.
Gift Wrapping: All Waiting On Martha purchases arrive in a jewelry box and right now we are offering FREE holiday gift wrapping on all purchases. Simply write what option (classic red & green Christmas or silver & blue Holiday) in the notes section during checkout. If you leave the notes section blank you'll receive our standard Waiting On Martha ribbon & tag.
Numerous gemstones and charms available. Please contact me for custom measurements, additional charms, and bracelet sets.
Extremely strong and durable stretch cord is used to thread the beads and gold plated or sterling silver beads have been used to conceal the knot when needed.
