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String of Semi-Precious Stone Beads Non-Magnetic HEMATITE / Flower: 8x8x3 mm, Hole: 1 mm ~ 50 pieces

SKU: 182897
Piece: 50
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Color your style with a string of non-magnetic hematite, a semi-precious stone that forms a beautiful flower. Add personality and natural beauty to your look with this unique accessory. Order online!


This exceptional string is handcrafted with great attention to detail, using hematite stone, which is distinguished by its intense black color and metallic luster. The beads are arranged in an exceptional flower shape, which gives the accessory a unique beauty. It is suitable for any special occasion, everyday wear or as a gift for someone special.

Hematite Semi-Precious Stone: Hematite is known for its intense color and metallic luster, making it one of the most attractive gemstones for jewelry. It is a symbol of strength, poise and stability.

Flower Shape: The unique flower shape gives this string a sophisticated and feminine look that attracts everyone’s attention and admiration.

String Length: You can choose the desired string length to suit your preference and style.

Original jewelry idea and you can use cord, beautiful elegant pendants, connecting elements, ends for bracelets, earrings, necklaces and more.

This stunning flower-shaped HEMATITE semi-precious stone string is the perfect way to emphasize your individuality and style. Wear it with pride and a smile on your face and you will be noticed and appreciated for your elegance and beauty. This accessory was created to remind you of the beauty of nature and inspire you with elegance and femininity.



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