Herkimer Quartz

We hand-select each crystal for clarity and the definition of its points. A "Herkimer diamond" is a natural double-terminated quartz — it grows with faceted points at both ends, needing no cutting. The original deposits are in Herkimer County, New York; ours are the same striking formation from an equivalent deposit, so we describe them honestly as Herkimer-style. Left freeform at 12mm+, every point, facet and internal inclusion is exactly as the earth made it, and no two beads are remotely alike.

In the crystal tradition, double-terminated quartz is valued for clarity and focus — the two points read as energy moving freely in both directions — and it is a favourite for meditation and dream work, and as a stone worn alongside others. But the first reason to love it is simply how it looks: a row of tiny natural sculptures scattering prismatic light with every turn of the wrist.

Made to a 16cm inner measurement on high-elastic cord, with bold 12mm+ freeform crystals. Two styles are offered at the same price: Style A with pronounced, clearly defined points and higher clarity, and Style B with more visible internal inclusions and complex formation. Because every crystal is natural, no two bracelets are alike. To find your size, wrap a soft tape measure or a strip of paper around the fullest part of your wrist, then add roughly 1–1.5cm for a comfortable fit. If you'd like a different length, please reach out before ordering — we're happy to help.

Crystal is durable, but the natural points and facets of these crystals are delicate — handle them with care. Remove your bracelet before showering, swimming, or sleeping, and keep it away from perfume, lotion, and direct heat. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth, and lay it flat to rest rather than stretching it over a hook. Some like to rest quartz under the full moon or on a selenite plate — a small ritual, if it suits you.

Each piece is handmade and dispatched from the UK. As a higher-value collector piece, this bracelet is sent with signed-for tracked delivery. If something isn't right, you're welcome to return it within 14 days — please see our Shipping and Returns policies for full details, or contact us and we'll gladly help.