Citrine & Tiger’s Eye Bracelet – 12 mm Phantom Quartz with Green Rutilated Quartz & Amethyst

You want a bracelet that does more than shine. This one is built around an intention: steady prosperity, clear focus and a calm mind.

It pairs honey-to-amber phantom citrine quartz with a golden tiger’s eye, two green rutilated quartz beads and one lavender amethyst bead. Every 12 mm bead is polished, hand-strung and one of a kind.

Quick Specs

• Stones: phantom citrine quartz, golden tiger’s eye, green rutilated quartz, amethyst
• Bead size: 12 mm (0.47″)
• Inner circumference: about 15 cm (5.91″)
• Weight: about 38 g (1.34 oz)
• Cord: high-durability elastic, stretch fit
• Colour note: citrine-family beads may be heat-enhanced (see below)

What Makes This a “Tower” Phantom Citrine Bracelet?

Look closely at the beads. You will see layers inside, like ghost outlines of smaller crystals. That is phantom quartz: a crystal that paused, changed, then kept growing, leaving its earlier stages trapped inside.

“Tower” is a trade name for beads whose layers form pyramid-like shapes. It is not a formal mineral name, and we would rather tell you that than dress it up.

Light does the rest. Polished spheres bend light through those layers and create the golden glow in our photos. No two beads match, so your bracelet is truly yours.

Bead-by-Bead: What Is on Your Strand

The meanings below come from crystal tradition. Treat them as ideas to reflect on, not promised outcomes.

• Phantom citrine quartz (main beads): long called the “Merchant’s Stone” and linked with optimism and abundance. It rates 7 on the Mohs scale, so it handles daily wear well.
• Golden tiger’s eye (1 bead): quartz with fine parallel fibres that create a silky, moving band of light, known as chatoyancy. Traditionally tied to courage and decisive action.
• Green rutilated quartz (2 beads): the dark needles are usually green actinolite, not rutile. A 2024 study in RSC Advances on green rutilated quartz from Inner Mongolia found exactly that. Tradition links it with growth and fresh starts.
• Amethyst (1 bead): the calm purple accent. Traditionally used to settle a busy mind.

Why Citrine and Tiger’s Eye Work Together

Many crystal sellers describe this pairing as “attract and act.” Citrine sets your outlook. Tiger’s eye pushes you to follow through. We like that idea because it is practical: wealth rarely arrives by wishing. It grows from clear goals and steady action.

Chan teaches something similar. Shaolin Temple, on Mount Song in Henan, is where Chan Buddhism took root in China. Its monks became known for joining meditation with disciplined practice, an idea summed up as chan wu he yi (禅武合一). Calm mind first. Trained action second.

“Directly pointing at the human mind.”
A Chan teaching, traditionally attributed to Bodhidharma

That is how we designed this strand. The amethyst is the pause. The tiger’s eye is the step. The citrine is the outlook you carry into it.

Size & Fit Guide for 12 mm Beads

This bracelet has an inner circumference of about 15 cm (5.91″). The cord stretches, but large beads do not compress. A bracelet that is too tight strains the elastic.

1. Wrap a paper strip around your wrist, just below the wrist bone.
2. Mark where it overlaps and measure the length in centimetres.
3. Add 1–1.5 cm (about ½”) for a comfortable fit.

If your number is above 15 cm, message us before you order.

How to Wear It

• Left wrist: the “receiving” side in feng shui and crystal tradition. Choose it when you want to stay open to opportunity.
• Right wrist: the “doing” side. Choose it for days of action.
• Practical tip: your non-dominant wrist gets knocked less.

Care Guide

• Wipe with a soft cloth, or use warm water and mild soap. Dry it fully.
• Keep it away from steam, saunas and long direct sun.
• Remove it before showers, swimming and workouts to protect the cord.
• Roll it over your hand. Do not stretch it wide.
• Store it flat. A few quiet breaths or a singing bowl are optional rituals, not physical needs.

A Meaningful Gift for New Beginnings

It suits a new job, a promotion, a business launch, a graduation or a November birthday, since citrine is a November birthstone. The 12 mm beads give it a bold look for any wrist. Share the stone list above in a card, and your gift comes with a story.

FAQ

What does a citrine and tiger’s eye bracelet do?

In crystal tradition, citrine is linked with optimism and abundance, and tiger’s eye with courage and focus. Many people wear the pair as a daily reminder of their money and career goals. These are traditional meanings, not guaranteed results.

Is the citrine natural or heat-treated?

The beads are genuine natural quartz. Like most citrine sold worldwide, the colour may be heat-enhanced. The treatment is permanent and accepted in the gem trade, but strong sunlight over time can fade it.

Which wrist should I wear it on?

Tradition says the left wrist is for receiving and the right is for doing. Practically, your non-dominant wrist takes fewer knocks, which protects the beads.

Can I wear it in the shower or pool?

Please don’t. Water and soap weaken the elastic cord over time. Take it off before you wash, swim or work out.

Is green rutilated quartz really rutile?

Usually not. The green needles are typically actinolite. “Rutilated” is the trade name. The stone is still natural quartz with natural mineral inclusions.

How do I know it will fit?

The inner circumference is about 15 cm (5.91″). Measure your wrist, add 1–1.5 cm, and compare. If you are between sizes or above 15 cm, message us before ordering.