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Silver Bracelet Golden SummerScape - Tourmaline
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Silver Bracelet SummerScape - Amazonite
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Silver Bracelet Golden SummerScape – Moonstone
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Silver Bracelet Golden SummerScape - Lapis Lazuli
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Silver Bracelet Golden SummerScape - Amazonite
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FAQ
What is the SummerScape Bracelet collection and how is it different from the anklet?
These are wrist bracelets from the SummerScape collection, designed for the wrist, not the ankle. They feature stones chosen for the serene shades of summer, delicately set on a fine silver chain. They are dainty, minimalist pieces, perfect worn solo or paired with the SummerScape anklet for a cohesive seasonal look.
What natural gemstones are available and what shades do they have?
The collection highlights luminous summer gemstones: moonstone with its milky glow, lapis lazuli in a deep blue, amazonite in green-turquoise, aquamarine in blue-green, and tourmaline. Each stone is natural and carries its own shades and inclusions, so no two bracelets are perfectly identical.
What are they made of and what does the Golden option mean?
They are crafted in 925 Sterling Silver (92.5% purity). The Golden option is the same 925 silver plated with a layer of gold of about 2 microns, for a warm, golden tone. Indira does not use titanium or nickel, and the stones are natural, with authenticity confirmed by batch-level certification.
How do I choose the bracelet size, and is it adjustable?
Measure your wrist circumference with a tailor’s tape or with a thread you then measure with a ruler, adding a little room for comfort. Many styles include an extender chain that allows adjustment by a few centimeters. For exact dimensions, consult the Indira size guide on the support page.
Can I wear multiple bracelets together?
Yes—being fine and delicate, SummerScape bracelets are perfect for stacking — you can mix them on the same wrist, blending stones and shades, or pair them with a slim stone-free bracelet for contrast. Combine a silver version with a Golden one for a subtle play of color.
How do I care for the bracelet and its stones?
Keep it away from perfume, lotion, water, and prolonged sun exposure; softer stones like moonstone and amazonite are sensitive. Remove the bracelet before entering saltwater or a pool. The milky sheen of moonstone, called adularescence, is a natural characteristic, not a flaw. Silver can naturally oxidize over time and can be easily cleaned; the gold plating may gradually fade with wear, which is normal.
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