Deep blue and timeless, the San Marcos bracelet is inspired by the clear, constant flow of the San Marcos River. Handcrafted with aged Lapis Lazuli stones, this piece reflects the rich blues of water under a wide Texas sky, flecked with natural variations that make every bracelet unique.
To ancient civilizations, Lapis Lazuli was far more than a stone. Its deep blue hue was said to resemble the night sky frozen in time. Egyptian kings and royalty prized it deeply, believing it connected them to the gods and symbolized power, wisdom, and truth.
Finished with silver-plated beads and a durable square knot closure, the San Marcos bracelet is fully adjustable and made for everyday wear. Rooted in history, shaped by nature, and named for one of Texas’ most iconic rivers.
Details:
Aged Lapis Lazuli stones
Silver-plated beads
Adjustable square knot closure
Fits wrist sizes approximately 7–8 inches
Handcrafted with real, natural stone
Named after the San Marcos River, Texas
Worn alone or stacked, San Marcos carries the depth of history and the steady calm of flowing water—western style with a story behind it.
Deep blue and timeless, the San Marcos bracelet is inspired by the clear, constant flow of the San Marcos River. Handcrafted with aged Lapis Lazuli stones, this piece reflects the rich blues of water under a wide Texas sky, flecked with natural variations that make every bracelet unique.
To ancient civilizations, Lapis Lazuli was far more than a stone. Its deep blue hue was said to resemble the night sky frozen in time. Egyptian kings and royalty prized it deeply, believing it connected them to the gods and symbolized power, wisdom, and truth.
Finished with silver-plated beads and a durable square knot closure, the San Marcos bracelet is fully adjustable and made for everyday wear. Rooted in history, shaped by nature, and named for one of Texas’ most iconic rivers.
Details:
Aged Lapis Lazuli stones
Silver-plated beads
Adjustable square knot closure
Fits wrist sizes approximately 7–8 inches
Handcrafted with real, natural stone
Named after the San Marcos River, Texas
Worn alone or stacked, San Marcos carries the depth of history and the steady calm of flowing water—western style with a story behind it.
