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Onyx Guardian Bracelet
8mm black onyx with sterling accent
Eight-millimetre black onyx beads strung on braided elastic, broken by a single hand-forged sterling silver bead and a small antiqued charm.
Onyx is worn traditionally as a stone of steady ground — dark, dense, and unbothered. The silver accent is placed at the halfway point so you can feel where the bracelet sits without looking.
Strung at 18cm with a double-knotted elastic core built to hold tension for years, not months.
What it means
Onyx
Black onyx has been carved for amulets since Roman times and worn in Chinese practice as a stone that absorbs restlessness. It is not a luck stone in the loud sense — it is the one you wear when you need to keep your footing.
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925 sterling silver
Hallmarked on every piece
REACH & Prop 65
SGS tested for nickel release
- material
- Natural black onyx, 925 sterling silver accent
- weight
- 18.6 g
- dimensions
- 8 mm beads, 18 cm inner circumference
- finish
- Matte-polished stone, antiqued silver
- hallmark
- S925 stamped on accent bead
- 01Beads graded by hand for uniform diameter and tone
- 02Silver accent hand-forged, not cast — each one slightly different
- 03Double-knotted on 0.8mm elastic, tested to 15,000 stretch cycles
- · Roll on rather than stretching over the hand
- · Wipe the silver accent when it dulls
- Full silver care guide
Dispatched from our workshop within 1-2 working days. Tracked delivery in 5-9 working days to the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Express available at checkout.
Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in original packaging. Return label included in every order for US and UK addresses.
Made-to-order pieces (engraved items) are excluded from returns once production has started.
The long version
Onyx, in context
Black onyx has been carved for amulets since Roman times and worn in Chinese practice as a stone that absorbs restlessness. It is not a luck stone in the loud sense — it is the one you wear when you need to keep your footing.
If you want the fuller history — where this form first appears, how it travelled, and the variations that exist across regions — our symbol guide covers it in about fifteen hundred words per entry. No fluff, and we cite where we can.
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