This unique carved ivory bracelet from our silver goddess jewelry collection offers a variety of earth toned fossilized walrus ivory accents and our exclusive enigma charm featuring sparkling citrine.
- Fossilized walrus tusk links and hand carved charm face
- Charm Width 1/2" x Height 1 1/4"
- Faceted semi-precious citrine charm accent
- Adjustable length sterling silver bracelet setting
- Secure sterling silver toggle closure
Charm Width 1/2" x Height 1 1/4" (approx) Bracelet Width 5/16" x Length (adjustable) 6 1/4"to 1/2" (approx)
Please allow 2 weeks for delivery.
SF633BR and SFC607C
The enigma bracelet combines the best of two distinctive Zealandia jewelry pieces—our fossilized walrus ivory toggle bracelet and our carved ivory enigma charm. The bracelet is adjustable to fit most adult wrist sizes and is a conversation piece every time you wear it. Who is the mysterious woman featured on the charm? Her serene, all-seeing gaze and delicate features can't help but inspire wonder and curiosity.
She wears a faceted citrine drop accent like a radiant crown, lending the earth tones in this bracelet added golden depth. Citrine is known as the stone of imagination, success, good fortune, and personal power. A semi-precious gemstone, citrine is much celebrated for its sunny hue. It creates a lovely sparkling highlight against the more opaque fossilized ivory.
The ancient ivory featured in the bracelet links and as the enigmatic woman's face is all fossilized walrus tusk, which is between 500 and 3,000 years old. Centuries in the earth have stained this ivory in rich shades from soft caramel to deep cocoa—this color variegation is part of what makes fossilized walrus tusk such a sought after natural material. It is an important cultural and indigenous economic resource for the Native peoples who gather it as well as a fascinating addition to fine jewelry pieces such as this carved ivory bracelet.
The natural color variations in our fossilized walrus ivory selection may mean that the colors in your bracelet vary from the colors pictured here.
She wears a faceted citrine drop accent like a radiant crown, lending the earth tones in this bracelet added golden depth. Citrine is known as the stone of imagination, success, good fortune, and personal power. A semi-precious gemstone, citrine is much celebrated for its sunny hue. It creates a lovely sparkling highlight against the more opaque fossilized ivory.
The ancient ivory featured in the bracelet links and as the enigmatic woman's face is all fossilized walrus tusk, which is between 500 and 3,000 years old. Centuries in the earth have stained this ivory in rich shades from soft caramel to deep cocoa—this color variegation is part of what makes fossilized walrus tusk such a sought after natural material. It is an important cultural and indigenous economic resource for the Native peoples who gather it as well as a fascinating addition to fine jewelry pieces such as this carved ivory bracelet.
The natural color variations in our fossilized walrus ivory selection may mean that the colors in your bracelet vary from the colors pictured here.
