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Everwood Original

Cascade Highridge Verawood Beaded Bracelet

Cascade Highridge Verawood Beaded Bracelet

$46.95 USD
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Verawood is the green wood, and Everwood Original strings the Cascade Highridge bracelet from it: 8 mm beads in an olive-green tone that is the wood's own color, not a stain. It is one of the densest and oiliest woods cut for beads, so the strand is heavy, smooth and green in a way few natural materials are. Each bead is 8 mm, about 0.31 inch, strung on black elastic stretch cord with a stainless steel accent bead.

  • Green from the tree. Verawood grows olive green through the heartwood, and the color deepens with light and handling.
  • Dense and slick. The wood carries its own oils, so the beads feel smooth and take a low sheen without any finish.
  • Green beside earth tones. Olive beads sit with earth tones and neutrals and fight with blue, which reads against green.

A Wooden Bracelet That Is Green

A wooden bracelet in green is unusual because almost no wood is green, and verawood is the exception. The heartwood grows in an olive tone that darkens into a deeper green-brown as it sees light, so a fresh strand is the brightest it will be and a worn one settles closer to moss. It is a natural color, and it reads that way: muted, slightly variable bead to bead, nothing like a dyed green.

Heavy, Oily and Self-Polishing

Verawood is among the densest woods there are, and it carries its own oil. The weight means the loop settles on the arm and stays; the oil means the beads take a sheen from handling and never need anything added. Wax or oil put on top would only smear a surface that already keeps itself. A dry cloth is the whole care routine.

Olive Beads Beside Earth Tones

Olive green is an earth tone, and it behaves like one: it sits with brown, tan, gray and cream and reads as part of that family. Against blue the green fights, since the two are near neighbors on the wheel and neither wins. 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. With a brown leather watch strap the strand reads as the green half of a forest palette.

Wood Bead Bracelet That Darkens

A wood bead bracelet in verawood is bought green and kept green-brown. Light and skin contact both push the color deeper, and because the wood is dense the shift comes slowly and evenly rather than in patches. Keep the strand out of a sunny windowsill if you want to hold the fresh olive longer; wear it under sleeves and the shift takes years rather than months.

Highridge Verawood Over the Years

Is the green color natural or dyed? Natural. Verawood heartwood grows olive green, and the beads are that color all the way through.

Will verawood beads stay green? They move toward a deeper green-brown with light and wear. The change is slow and even, and the strand never turns plain brown.

Why do the beads feel slick? Verawood carries a natural oil in the wood, which gives the beads a smooth, low-sheen surface without any coating.

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