Shine Amazonite Chain Bracelet
DESCRIPTION
Soft, serene, and full of purpose— this amazonite bracelet carries a calming beauty with a meaningful message. Featuring faceted amazonite stones in tranquil shades of blue-green, each bead brings a fresh, effortless elegance. Accented with silver details and a delicate chain, it’s a piece that feels both timeless and intentional.
Finished with our “Let Your Light Shine” charm, this bracelet is inspired by Matthew 5:16—a gentle yet powerful reminder to shine boldly and beautifully. Wear it as a daily encouragement to radiate kindness, hope, and unwavering faith wherever life takes you.
- PURE .925 Sterling Silver
- Message Card included
- Length 7.5" with .5" extender
- Packaged in our signature red envelope
- Made in the USA
- Designed exclusively by Texas Designer, Deborah Harter
Shine Charm (Message Card)
Live with such zeal that others want and question what you have. Let you light draw them with sincerity, faithfulness, and integrity. Shine with courage, diligence, truth, care and concern. By example, our lives and conversations should point them to Him. Shine, in this generation, in this season, intentionally to direct praise to God. Let your works count as glory unto God. Don't shine so that others can see you. Shine, so that through you others can see Him. ~ C.S. Lewis
"Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father, who is in heaven." Matthew 5:16
"Arise, shine; for your light has come, And the glory of the LORD has risen upon you." Isaiah 60:1
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Shipping
Most in-stock items ship within 24 hours of ordering; however, many of our items are hand strung and created especially for you and can take up to 72 hours to process.
Returns
Sterling Grace Jewelry is guaranteed to meet your expectations. If for any reason an item does not meet your expectation, please, return it to us in its original packaging, un-used with proof of purchase within 30 days for an exchange, or in-store, or online credit.
