Tibetan Shmashaneshvara Yak Bone Bracelet
$128.00
Yak Bone Bracelet
This bracelet is made from yak bone beads and yak bone rondelles, hand-strung on durable cord. The bone has a natural ivory-to-tan coloring with visible grain lines unique to each piece. A bone toggle clasp secures the bracelet. The overall look is organic and textural, suited for everyday wear.
Materials:
- Yak bone: Natural yak bone cut and polished into beads and rondelles; surface shows natural grain and tonal variation
- Cord: Durable cord with bone toggle closure
Construction:
- Hand-strung; slight variation in bead size and shape is normal for natural bone
- Bone toggle clasp; adjustable by tying
Use and Handling:
- Remove before water, perfumes, or harsh chemicals
- Wipe with a dry cloth to maintain the bone surface
- Store in a jewelry pouch when not in use
Note: Natural bone varies in color and surface character. Every bracelet is unique. Remove before sleeping or water activities.
Care Instructions
Bone and horn are natural materials, so subtle differences in color, grain, and surface texture are expected. Handle your piece gently to help preserve its finish.
- Keep it dry: Remove before bathing, swimming, exercising, or prolonged contact with water.
- Avoid chemicals: Keep away from perfume, lotion, hairspray, alcohol, household cleaners, and other harsh products.
- Clean gently: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear. Do not soak or use ultrasonic or steam cleaners.
- Avoid heat and strong sunlight: Prolonged exposure may dry, fade, or alter natural materials.
- Store separately: Keep in a dry pouch or lined box to reduce scratches and contact with harder jewelry.
Natural variation is part of the character of bone and horn; each piece may differ slightly from the photographs.
Shipping & Returns
Free standard international shipping is included with all orders.
- Processing: Most orders are prepared within 3–4 business days, including final quality inspection and protective packaging.
- Delivery: International shipping normally takes approximately 5–20 business days after dispatch. Customs checks, local carrier conditions, public holidays, and remote-area delivery may cause delays.
- Tracking: Tracking details will be emailed after dispatch when available.
- Returns: Contact us within 5 days of delivery before returning an item. Custom-made and personalized products are not eligible for return unless damaged, defective, or incorrect. Applicable statutory consumer rights remain unaffected.
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