• Atlas tigerskin sandalwood beaded bracelet with lava rock, image 1 of 5
  • Atlas tigerskin sandalwood beaded bracelet with lava rock, image 2 of 5
  • Atlas tigerskin sandalwood beaded bracelet with lava rock, image 3 of 5
  • Atlas tigerskin sandalwood beaded bracelet with lava rock, image 4 of 5
  • Atlas tigerskin sandalwood beaded bracelet with lava rock, image 5 of 5
1 5

Everwood Original

Atlas Tigerskin Sandalwood Beaded Bracelet with Lava Rock

Atlas Tigerskin Sandalwood Beaded Bracelet with Lava Rock

$64.95 USD
$64.95 USD
Sale Sold out
Size
✅ In Stock: 30+ units available.
Ready to ship!
  • Free Shipping on all orders
  • No hidden costs at checkout
  • Estimated Delivery: 3–7 Business Days
  • 14-Day Returns: from the delivery date
  • Ships To: United States
Share
Product Type: Bracelets

Tigerskin sandalwood brings the wood to this Atlas strand and black lava the stone, and the pairing gives you one of the lightest bead bracelets you can wear, because wood weighs less than any stone bead, lava included. Black lava is cooled volcanic rock full of small pores, so each lava bead is matte, light for its size and never takes a polish. Everwood describes the wood in earthy tones, and against the black each wooden bead reads as warm, which is the whole appeal.

  • Wood lighter than stone. A sandalwood bead weighs roughly half what a lava bead does, so this loop barely registers on the wrist.
  • Warm bead, cool bead. Wood holds skin warmth and stone does not, so the strand feels two temperatures for the first minutes of wear.
  • Figure in the grain. The tigerskin name comes from the streaking in the wood, and each bead shows a different slice of it.

Sandalwood Bracelet with Lava Stone

A sandalwood bracelet on its own is light, warm and quiet, and this one adds black stone to give it an edge. The lava beads punctuate the wood so the strand does not blur into a single tan band, and their weight, small as it is, holds the loop in place where an all-wood strand tends to climb. Everwood names the wood tigerskin sandalwood; treat that as a trade name for a streaked, warm-toned wood rather than as a promise about scent or species.

Wood Beads Lighter Than Stone

Wood is mostly cellulose and air; stone is mineral all the way through. That is why a wooden bead of the same size sits at about half the weight of a lava bead, and why this strand suits anyone who has never worn a bracelet and expects to forget it is there. A light strand can be worn a size looser without sliding over the hand, so if your tape reads on a boundary, the larger size is the easier call here.

Warm Wood, Cool Stone

Put the bracelet on and the wood beads feel neutral within seconds while the lava beads stay cool for a minute or two. Wood conducts heat poorly, so it takes skin temperature at once; stone draws warmth out of the wrist until it catches up. In winter the wooden beads are the ones that never feel cold, which is a small comfort a stone-only strand cannot offer.

Tigerskin Figure in the Wood

The streaks that give the wood its name run lengthwise through the rough, so a round bead shows them as arcs across its face. Some beads are strongly banded, others nearly plain, and the mix is what Everwood strings. Wood takes on skin oil over months and deepens a shade; a pass with a dry cloth evens it out. Keep the strand off during a shower, because wood swells when soaked and the cord does not. It comes in three sizes, S/M for a 6 to 7 inch wrist, M/L for 7 to 8 and L/XL for 8 to 9, and Everwood advises the larger size when your wrist sits on a boundary.

Atlas Tigerskin Sandalwood on Weekends

Does a wood and lava strand suit a tan watch strap? Yes, better than most beads do. The wood matches the strap's warmth and the lava matches the watch's dark dial or case, so the wrist reads as one set.

Will the wood beads scratch? Wood marks more easily than stone, and a mark on a warm-toned bead shows as a pale line until skin oil evens it out over a week or two.

Can the strand get wet in rain? Rain is fine. Shake it off and leave it on a table to dry. What to avoid is a long soak, which swells the wood and stretches the cord.

Tags

View full details

You may also like

Guides for Bracelets

View all
1 4
View all