Howlite is a semi-precious stone first found in Nova Scotia, Canada. It was named after Henry How, the Canadian mineralogist that first discovered it. It is usually a white stone found with black-grey lines running through it. It is found in nodule formation, much like a white colored turquoise. Howlite is a soft and porous stone and this makes it easy to dye other colors such as light and dark blue. Gemstone cutters will select howlite with white lines and patterns on it, as no two pieces are exactly alike. It is a great stone for jewellery and stone carvings.

Each chip bead is skillfully polished individually, then drilled to create this colourful bracelet. Connected with jewellery elastic, this bracelet stretches to fit. Perfect for stacking with other bracelets or just to wear on its own. A must-have staple for any jewellery box.

This piece contains authentic stones, and no two are exactly alike. The item you receive may have slight variations from the one photographed.

Knot ending is visible.