Gemstone Jewelry: Stone Bracelets and Wearable Designs
Gemstone jewelry on this page is mostly stone bracelets in amethyst, citrine, tiger eye and more, including rashi bracelets, plus a pyrite ring. Each product page lists the stone, fit and fastening.
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About Gemstone Jewelry
Colour is a useful starting point for gemstone jewellery: the purple of amethyst, the green of aventurine, the gold tones of pyrite or the dark finish of tourmaline. This collection includes named stone bracelets and other wearable designs.
Once a stone catches your eye, compare the jewellery itself: bead size, wrist fit, fastening and any metal components. Mixed-stone pieces should be checked by their full ingredient list rather than by one word in the title. Choose for personal taste or your own devotional tradition without treating a stone as a promised result.
Explore pendant designs or bracelets organised by rashi.
- Stones named in listings
- Amethyst, citrine, tiger eye, pyrite, tourmaline, rose quartz, selenite
- Main format
- Stone bracelets, plus a pyrite ring
- Rashi bracelets
- Named by rashi, some with a raw selenite plate
- Check before buying
- Bead size, wrist fit, fastening and metal parts
Stone bracelets and wearable designs
Most pieces here are bracelets. A gemstone bracelet is an easy place to start. Stones include red jasper, yellow calcite, tiger eye, rainbow aura, howlite, selenite, rose quartz and green aventurine.
Examples include the Amethyst Bracelet, the Citrine Bracelet and the Black Tourmaline Bracelet.
There are also a raw pyrite bracelet and a 7 chakra Rudraksha bracelet. A link-chain bracelet with Karungali and a raw pyrite stone ring are also listed.
Rashi bracelets
A rashi bracelet carries a zodiac sign in its name, such as Kumbh, Mithun, Dhanu, Mesh, Meen, Singh or Makar. The rashi is the Hindu zodiac sign, shown with its English name.
Some are sold with a raw selenite plate. The rashi in a name is a product label, not a promised result. If you follow an astrologer, confirm the stone with them first.
How to choose gemstone jewelry
Check the bead size, wrist fit and fastening on the product page. Measure your wrist and compare it with the size information listed.
Look at any metal components too. Mixed-stone pieces should be judged by their full list of contents, not by one word in the title.
Choose for personal taste or your own devotional tradition. For pendant designs, see spiritual necklaces.
Wearing and caring for stone jewelry
Remove stone jewelry before bathing, swimming or heavy work, and store each piece separately so beads do not scratch each other.
Some stones, such as selenite, are soft, so follow the care note on the product page. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth.
If a bracelet has metal parts, dry them after any contact with water.
To compare stones by name, see natural stone bracelets or pyrite jewelry.
Frequently asked questions
What is gemstone jewelry?
Can I buy gemstone jewelry online here?
What is a rashi bracelet?
Can men and women wear gemstone bracelets?
How do I check what a mixed-stone bracelet contains?
What is the price of gemstone jewelry?
Related pages
- Spiritual Jewellery: Rudraksha, Karungali, Stones and Deity Designs
- Divine Jewelry: Deity Pendants, Rings and Bracelets
- Jewellery: Bracelets, Pendants and Necklaces by Stone and Motif
- Pyrite Jewellery: Bracelets, Anklets, Rings and Malas
- Crystal Bracelet: Natural Stone Bracelets for Men and Women
- Natural Gemstones (Ratna): Pukhraj, Moti, Maanik and More
- Spiritual Necklace: Rashi Pendants, Deity Pendants and Malas
- Rudraksha Bracelet Designs for Men and Women
Updated on 20 October 2026































