Green Aventurine Gemstone Bracelet

This listing is for a single (1) Green Aventurine Elastic Bracelet (A Grade) - in either 6mm or 8mm Beads.

Please note that the photos are stock photos of a few elastic bracelets. Our bracelets are made with natural crystals & gemstones, so each bracelet will have variations in natural characteristics such as colour and exact bead size.

Abundance | Opportunity | Growth | Confidence

A stone of luck and new beginnings, Green Aventurine is known as the Stone of Opportunity, attracting prosperity, success, and personal growth. It inspires optimism and perseverance, making it a powerful ally for manifesting goals and embracing change.

Green Aventurine nurtures emotional healing by releasing old patterns, fears, and disappointments. It promotes resilience, encouraging you to move forward with confidence, clarity, and a hopeful heart.

This stone activates the Heart Chakra, supporting compassion, empathy, and emotional renewal. It invites a fresh perspective, helping you align with your true potential and the abundance of life.

Chakra: Heart

Affirmation: "I embrace new opportunities with courage and confidence. Abundance flows to me with ease, and my heart remains open to growth and joy."

Pro Tip: Carry Green Aventurine in your wallet or wear it as jewelry during important meetings or new ventures to attract success and good fortune.

Best paired with: Tiger’s Eye (for motivation and goal-setting), Clear Quartz (for amplifying intentions and clarity), Malachite (for transformation and emotional strength)

Bracelets are perfect for the wrist size 6 inches - 6.5 inches - if you need a custom size made please inform us at check out. Larger sizes may be an additional cost.

PLEASE NOTE: To Prolong the life of your bracelet, we recommend that you do not swim, shower, or bathe with your bracelet on. Exposure to water can weaken the band and knots.

We also recommend taking your bracelet off before going to sleep and not stretching or playing with your bracelet to limit the chances of it getting caught on something and snapping the band.