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Shielding Bracelets
6 years 4 months ago #292050
by Kit
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Triss, your green beads might be Imperial Jasper
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6 years 4 months ago #292061
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hmmmm ...:laugh:
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Kit wrote: Triss, your green beads might be Imperial Jasper
hmmmm ...:laugh:
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6 years 4 months ago #292079
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you could be right Kit
Hail to the Empire!
lol


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6 years 4 months ago #292099
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well I can't find the tags. I think I threw them out already so not sure what the sizes are. The green beads are the biggest, white medium and rainbow tiny tiny spacer's.
So far I have Mopped the floor (Hands and Knees) Carried heavy crates up and down stairs, Shot up some paper with rifle/pistol and regular chores around the house and its not only held up to the abuse, but never once got in the way
So far I have Mopped the floor (Hands and Knees) Carried heavy crates up and down stairs, Shot up some paper with rifle/pistol and regular chores around the house and its not only held up to the abuse, but never once got in the way

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6 years 4 months ago #292571
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I do this! I'm glad to know other people do, too 
Mine vary depending on what I'm feeling. I make one with stones/colors that seem right for the moment and when I feel like I should change the bracelet I take it apart and make a new one that feels appropriate. One common stone I nearly always use is rainbow moonstone, though.

Mine vary depending on what I'm feeling. I make one with stones/colors that seem right for the moment and when I feel like I should change the bracelet I take it apart and make a new one that feels appropriate. One common stone I nearly always use is rainbow moonstone, though.
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6 years 4 months ago #292572
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There's a bunch of good sources of beads on Etsy. Just make sure to read the description: they indicate whether it's genuine stone or not.
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