MUUN Larimar & Labradorite Bracelet kalea Ametrine is a naturally occurring

Ametrine is a naturally occurring combination of amethyst and citrine found almost exclusively in the Anahi mine in Bolivia

and natural beauty through one of the rarest gemstones in our collection

and a quiet elegance that only nature can create

this necklace sits at a relaxed length that works for layering or standalone wear

or anyone who simply appreciates the rarer end of what handmade fine jewellery can look like

MUUN Larimar & Labradorite Bracelet kalea Ametrine is a naturally occurringTender, With Contrast MUUN means tender and this bracelet earns that name through the quiet interplay of two stones that pull in opposite directions and somehow find perfect balance. Larimar rondelles at 2. 5 mm carry the rare turquoise blue of the Caribbean, a stone found only in one place on earth, soft and cooling in its energy. A single 8 mm square cut labradorite bead sits at the centrepiece, its iridescent flash of blue, teal, and gold creating