Koka Wood & Amethyt Flexible Bracelet 8MM.

Kokka wood, also known as kuka wood, is a type of wood derived from a specific tree or plant. It is prized for its durability, unique appearance, and traditional use in prayer beads (tasbih). The wood can exhibit a variety of colors, including dark red, chocolate or brown, yellowish, and black.

Amethyst is one of the most popular and well-known gemstones in the world, highly prized for its beautiful shades of purple and its spiritual significance. It is a variety of quartz and can range in color from pale lilac to deep violet, with some stones displaying intense, almost regal hues. Amethyst is often associated with peace, tranquility, and spiritual growth, making it a favorite in both jewelry and crystal healing.

Amethyst ranges in color from a soft lavender or pale purple to a deep, rich violet. The most prized Amethyst specimens feature a deep purple color with flashes of light or occasional zones of lighter hues. Sometimes, Amethyst crystals have reddish or pinkish tints, especially in the deeper shades. Amethyst forms in geodes and crystals, often growing in pointed formations. It is commonly found in clusters or druses, where the crystals are densely packed together. Amethyst can also be polished into tumbled stones, beads, or cabochons for use in jewelry. It has a vitreous (glass-like) to resinous luster when polished, giving it a beautiful, glossy surface. Amethyst has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, which makes it durable enough for jewelry but still soft enough to be scratched by harder stones.