Raw Multicolor Diamond Bracelet I (2-2.5mm)

Long before the diamond was a symbol of love, it was a symbol of war. The Ancient Greeks called it “Adamas,” which means “The Unconquerable.”

Product Highlights:

• The Stone: 3 billion years of history. Every diamond on this bracelet came out of the earth looking different. Blues, greens, yellows, pinks, browns, all uncut and wild, set between sterling silver discs. No two stones are the same color. No two are the same shape.
• History: India was the first place on earth where diamonds were mined, and for over a thousand years, the only one. The ancient Indians called them vajra, thunderbolt. They believed lightning created them when it struck the earth. Kings wore diamond-studded breastplates into battle, and priests kept uncut stones in temples for rituals. They believed diamonds should never be cut, that shaping them would destroy their power. Roman soldiers carried diamonds as talismans, believing they drove away fear. In the Middle Ages, men wore them on the left side, closest to the heart, for protection against enemies.
• The Belief: In ancient Vedic tradition, diamonds were classified by color, each representing a different caste and carrying its own power. White for spiritual leaders, brown for warriors, yellowish-green for success, dark for good fortune. This bracelet carries all of them. In modern crystal practice, raw diamond is considered more powerful than cut diamond, because the natural form is believed to keep its energy intact. Whether you take that literally or simply find it fascinating, the theme hasn’t changed in thousands of years: this stone protects.

Our pieces are made with natural gemstones; slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur.