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Everwood Original

Cascade Flintshadow Brazilian Rosewood Beaded Bracelet

Cascade Flintshadow Brazilian Rosewood Beaded Bracelet

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Rosewood gives the Cascade Flintshadow bracelet its dark, warm brown, and Everwood Original names the beads Brazilian rosewood. Each 8 mm bead sits in the deep brown range with a faint darker streak, so the loop shows as a rich dark band with more warmth in it than black and more depth than a plain brown. Each bead is 8 mm, about 0.31 inch, strung on black elastic stretch cord with a stainless steel accent bead.

  • Dark, but not black. Rosewood is deep brown with red in it, so in daylight it separates clearly from an ebony or black bead.
  • Grain in the shadows. The darker streaks in rosewood show only up close, so the strand is plain at arm's length and figured in the hand.
  • Warm with dark leather. A deep brown strand and a dark brown watch strap read as one family, which is the easiest wrist pairing there is.

Rosewood Beads in Deep Brown

A wooden bracelet in rosewood is the dark strand for people who find black too flat. The wood carries a red undertone that black lacks, so in daylight the beads look like polished dark leather rather than like plastic, and under a lamp they warm rather than disappear. Rosewood also polishes smooth, which keeps the surface from catching dust in the grain.

Plain Far Away, Figured Close

Rosewood keeps its figure for whoever is close enough to see it. The darker streaks that run through the wood sit only a shade below the base brown, so from across a room the strand reads as a single dark band, and in the hand each bead shows its own faint lines. That is the opposite of a striped wood, which announces itself at any distance, and it suits a bracelet meant to be noticed second and not first.

Dark Wood and a Dark Strap

Dark brown beads beside a dark brown leather watch strap are the pairing that never needs thinking about. The two sit in one color family, the steel accent bead echoes a steel watch case, and neither wrist competes. 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. A mens wooden bracelet in this shade also sits under a navy or charcoal cuff without breaking the line of the sleeve.

Keeping Rosewood Beads Rich

Rosewood is an oily, dense wood, which is why it polishes and why it holds its color better than pale species. It needs no oil added; a dry cloth returns the sheen. Sweat and water are what dull it, leaving a gray film on the surface until the beads are wiped, so take the strand off before a workout and before doing the dishes rather than after.

Flintshadow Rosewood Day to Day

Is rosewood lighter or darker than ebony? Lighter, and warmer. Ebony reads as black; rosewood reads as the deepest brown with a red cast that shows in daylight.

Do rosewood beads need oiling? No. Rosewood carries its own oils and takes a sheen from handling, so added oil only sits on the surface and attracts dust.

What dulls dark wood beads? Sweat and water, which leave a pale film as they dry. A dry cloth removes it and the beads return to their depth.

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