Crystal Bracelets

How to choose a crystal bracelet

Start with an intention rather than a colour. Ask what you would like more of this season, then let that lead you to a stone:

• Calm and clarity: amethyst, long called the stone of a quiet mind.
• Love and warmth: rose quartz and pink quartz, the classic stones of the heart.
• Abundance and optimism: citrine, often called the “Success Stone”.
• Grounding and protection: smoky quartz, malachite and black tourmaline.
• Balance: a mixed chakra strand, with one stone for each of the seven energy centres.

Then trust your eye. In crystal practice, the strand you keep coming back to is usually the right one. Our guide to your first crystal bracelet goes further, and you can find your birthstone and 2026 lucky crystal in a few taps.

Which wrist to wear it on

In crystal tradition the left hand is the receiving side and the right hand is the giving, or protecting, side. Stones you want to draw in, such as love, abundance and calm, are worn on the left: this is how our crystal guides suggest wearing amethyst, citrine and rose quartz. Stones of protection and grounding, such as black tourmaline and larvikite, go on the right. Tiger’s eye is the classic exception: left for confidence, right for protection. For the full picture, read which wrist to wear a crystal bracelet on.

Stacking crystal bracelets

Two or three strands on one wrist look relaxed and deliberate. Keep one idea running through the stack, whether a shared colour family or stones with related intentions, and vary the texture: smooth round beads beside a banded or faceted stone. Clear quartz is a traditional companion to almost anything; in crystal lore it is said to amplify the stones around it.

Many people keep receiving stones on the left and a protective strand on the right, so both wrists carry something. Avoid wearing a stack tight against a metal watch, which can scratch softer stones such as malachite.

Caring for your bracelet

Take bracelets off before swimming, showering or the gym; chlorine, salt water and sweat are hard on both stones and stringing. Wipe the beads with a soft, dry cloth after a humid day, keep them away from perfume and lotion, and store each strand on its own so harder stones do not scratch softer ones. Amethyst and rose quartz can pale in strong, prolonged sunlight, so keep them off a sunny windowsill. If a strand starts to loosen, have it restrung before it breaks. For simple cleansing rituals, see how to cleanse crystals.

See our bracelets live

L’Claire sells through live sales on Instagram and TikTok. Join a live to see each strand up close, watch how the beads catch the light, and ask about stones, sizing or which wrist suits them. There is no fixed schedule, so follow @lclaire.sg on both and turn on notifications. Find out how to shop with us live, or message us on WhatsApp with any questions.