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Ember bracelet resting on a pale stone
Ember bracelet laid flat, rutilated quartz and clear quartz with silver-tone spacers
Ember bracelet worn on the wrist
Ember bracelet worn, hands at the chest
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Ember — Bracelet

Sale price$39.00

For the meeting where you have to ask for what you're worth.

Citrine is the warmest stone there is — clear and sunlit, the color of light coming through a glass and staying there. Coffee calcite beside it in creamy brown, and black gold super seven, dark with sparkle held inside it.

What they give you is heat you don't have to perform. An ember does not announce itself. It simply stays hot, and it is what a fire gets rebuilt from.

You already know the number. Say it, and don't soften it afterwards.

Details

  • Inner diameter: 47 mm, stretchable
  • Centerpiece: 13 × 9 mm

Materials

  • Citrine — clear, sunlit golden color with a smooth polished finish.
  • Coffee calcite — warm creamy-brown tones, softly polished. Naturally varied, so each piece carries its own depth.
  • Black gold super seven — deep tones with natural sparkle and inclusions, smooth on the skin.

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Ember bracelet resting on a pale stone
Ember — Bracelet Sale price$39.00
That’s the thing about signs — they don’t announce themselves. As a quiet voice in the middle of the night that says: not this. I’ve written it because silence almost killed me. I have to become love to find love. When something resists you that strongly, listen. I allowed myself to be heard — loud and clear, without shame or fear. You can’t hear the quiet voice of intuition when you’re screaming inside. I remembered every time I’d made myself smaller so a man could feel bigger. I learned that being alone doesn’t mean being lonely — it means being free. Sometimes we’re the sign someone else needs. Watching someone else choose themselves reminds us that we can too. I used to think following the signs meant having all the answers. I made choices I’d make again and choices I wouldn’t. The life I am meant to live isn’t a destination. You picked up this book for a reason.