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Wood in Jewelry: Grain, Tone and Gentle Care

Half Mountain | Agarwood & Hetian Jade Bracelet - Agarwood, Hetian green jade, gold-finished silver bracelet product photograph

Wood brings a grounded, tactile note to jewelry. Its grain and color are formed over time, so no two wooden beads have exactly the same lines or tone.

Reading the grain

Fine lines, darker areas and small tonal changes are part of the material. They create a calm contrast beside translucent stone and polished metal.

Care for wooden details

Keep wooden pieces dry and avoid perfume, lotions and extended contact with water. Store them away from direct sun, heat and very humid spaces. A soft dry cloth is enough for routine care.

Wear as a natural material

With considered use, wood retains its warmth and develops a gentle, personal character over time.