Hood River – Green Tourmaline & Silver Cuff Bracelet with Gold Accents
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Immerse yourself in the verdant beauty of the Pacific Northwest with the Hood River Cuff. Inspired by the lush, evergreen canopy of Mount Hood, this handcrafted bracelet captures the serene energy of the forest floor.
The design features a sturdy, organic band of sterling silver, housing a curated selection of green tourmalines. The stones range from deep pine to soft moss, reflecting the natural variation of the wilderness. Punctuated by hand-fused 22k gold accents, the mixed-metal design evokes sunlight filtering through the trees.
Comfortable, durable, and effortlessly stackable, this open-cuff style represents a connection to nature that you can wear every day.
The Details
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Gemstones: Genuine Green Tourmaline (shapes and shades vary by piece, ensuring each is unique).
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Metals: Sterling Silver band with solid 22k Gold accents.
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Style: Open cuff bracelet (easy to slip on/off).
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Size: 7.0-inch circumference (includes a 1-inch opening).
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Design: Organic, hammered texture with bezel-set stones.
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Origin: Artisan made in California.
💎 Birthstone Significance:
Tourmaline is the celebrated birthstone for October. While often seen in pink, the Green Tourmaline (Verdelite) offers a sophisticated, earthy alternative to the traditional Opal. It symbolizes vitality, courage, and a deep connection to nature—making this cuff a perfect, grounding talisman for October birthdays or anyone seeking a fresh start.
💎 Metaphysical Properties:
Green Tourmaline is known as a stone of vitality and healing. It resonates with the Heart Chakra, channeling the wholesome energy of nature to soothe the spirit and encourage compassion. Just as a walk in the forest restores the soul, wearing green tourmaline is said to bring a sense of balance and endurance.
🌲 Inspiration:
"The Hood River cuff is a love letter to the dense, magical forests of Oregon. The mix of silver and gold mimics the play of light and shadow among the trees, while the green tourmaline grounds the wearer in the earth's natural palette."