Peridot Citrine Rose Quartz Bracelet — Triple Stone

A stretch bracelet combining three distinct stones, peridot, citrine, and rose quartz, each carrying its own long-standing associations rather than a single generic theme stitched onto the beads.

Why these three together rather than any other combination? Each stone brings a different kind of support. Peridot is traditionally linked to compassion and cleansing, believed to ease jealousy and resentment and open the heart to new relationships. Citrine is associated with motivation, creativity, and abundance, prized for its bright, energising character. Rose quartz is the classic stone of unconditional love, tied to trust, empathy, and self-acceptance. Together they read as a bracelet built around renewal, whether that means starting fresh in a relationship or simply feeling steadier day to day.

A closer look

Peridot is one of the only gemstones formed deep in the earth's mantle rather than the crust, and it is also August's birthstone. Citrine is a variety of quartz coloured by trace iron, and the vast majority sold today is heat-treated amethyst, since natural yellow citrine is genuinely rare. Rose quartz owes its pink colour to trace titanium, manganese, or iron, and has been carved into jewellery for thousands of years across multiple ancient cultures.

• Stones: Peridot, citrine, rose quartz
• Style: Single strand stretch bracelet
• Sizes: 6.5 inch, 7 inch, 8 inch, or other size on request

Wearing your bracelet

Peridot is comparatively soft for a gemstone, around 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, and can be sensitive to sudden temperature change and acidic products like perfume, so it is worth putting the bracelet on last when getting ready. Citrine and rose quartz are both harder quartz varieties and more forgiving of daily wear. A rinse and a soft cloth suits all three, though harsh chemicals and prolonged sun exposure are worth avoiding, since citrine in particular can fade with too much direct light.

Please note: crystals are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Keep small pieces away from young children.