Larimar Majestic Cuff (Gold/Silver)
Larimar Majestic Cuff (Gold/Silver)
Our Larimar Majestic cuffs are made with AAA-grade Larimar Stones. These majestic cuffs give a fashionable edge to enlightenment while facilitating outer manifestations.
Larimar is ONLY found in ONE place on earth…. The Dominican Republic
Comes in Silver and Gold
Our Cuffs are adjustable
The cuff itself is very sturdy. You can tighten the bangle enough that it will not slide/move on your wrist.
Stone slightly varies in size/shape
I do not recommend that you wet the cuff. However, it will not tarnish.
It will not tarnish over time with wear.
Properties:
Larimar is laced with heavenly vibes. It stimulates the heart, throat, third eye, and crown chakras. It helps acquire inner wisdom and outer manifestation. Larimar helps overcome patterns of self-sabotage. Larimar is said to help us to view events from a different perspective It represents peace and clarity.. It is recommended for people who are stressed and suffer from anxiety. It is a wonderful healing stone. It is also considered the stone of luck…
All of my pieces are wearable art. They should be treated with extra special care and love! Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. Before heading to its new home, the jewlery piece is cleansed and energized.
Larimar Majestic Cuff
Shop Gina Milani’s Larimar Majestic Cuff and benefit from Larimar’s rare healing energy with our versatile and classy design. Our popular cuffs are one-of-a-kind and each is handmade with meticulous care.
Larimar is a rare blue variety of the mineral pectolite, which is found only in the Dominican Republic. The stone's coloration ranges from white, light blue, green-blue, to deep blue. The most prized larimar has a deep, intense blue color with white streaks that resemble waves in the ocean.
These crystals were first discovered in 1916 but remained unknown until 1974 when a Peace Corps volunteer named Miguel Méndez rediscovered the stone on the beaches of Barahona in the Dominican Republic. The name "larimar" was given to the stone by Méndez and his daughter, who combined the Spanish word for sea ("mar") and the name of his daughter, Larissa.
Larimar has wellness and healing properties and is sometimes called the "Atlantis Stone" due to a belief that it is connected to the lost city of Atlantis. It is a relatively soft stone with a hardness of 4.5 to 5 on the Mohs scale, which means it should be handled carefully to avoid scratches and damage.