Dunhuang Treasure Lapis Lazuli Bracelet Midnight Caravan
$139.00 USD
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Dunhuang Treasure Lapis Lazuli Bracelet Midnight Caravan
$139.00 USD
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Global Shipping Area SpecificationsWe provide reliable shipping services to the following countries:United States | Canada | Australia | Germany | France | Belgium | Ireland | Netherlands | United Kingdom |The United Arab Emirates | New Zealand
We offer free shipping for all orders. Order processing takes 1-3 business days before shipment. Once your item/s is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is:
- USA: 5-14 business days
- UK: 5-10 business days
- Australia: 7-10 business days
- Canada: 7-10 business days
- Europe: 7-10 business days
- Rest of World: 7-10 business days
Materials:
Lapis lazuli, agate, 925 silver
"Dunhuang Treasure" comes from the Midnight Caravan series.
Three thousand years ago, it set out from Afghanistan, traveled the entire Silk Road, and finally landed on your wrist.
That blue—rarer than gold.
Lapis lazuli was once the star of ancient Egyptian pharaohs and the radiance of Persian crowns, carried by desert caravans all the way to the Central Plains—sharing the same celestial blue as the murals of Dunhuang.
The gentle stillness of agate, like a crescent spring deep in the desert; the clean luster of 925 silver, like moonlight spilling over the Singing Sand Dunes.
Three materials, three colors of Silk Road memory—deep blue as the night sky, dark red as the Gobi, silver-white as moonlight.
They are strung together, like that lapis lazuli blue in the Mogao Caves that has never faded through the ages—washed by time, finally resting upon your wrist.
You deserve this flower of civilization.
Not because it is rare—but because three thousand years of light now rest upon your wrist.