Labradorite Arm Cuff | Black or Brown Macrame

Luminous labradorite meets intricate hand-knotted macrame in this sculptural arm cuff by Brazilian artisan Deborah Guedes. Two polished labradorite stones are woven into an elaborate field of black cord, their shifting flashes of blue emerging dramatically against the dark, lace-like knotwork.

Designed to wrap the wrist with texture and dimension, the cuff transforms natural stone into an expressive piece of wearable art.

Luminous. Mystical. Woven by hand.

✨ Why You'll Love It

● Features two natural labradorite stones with luminous blue flash
● Intricate black macrame creates a dramatic sculptural silhouette
● Handmade by Brazilian macrame artist Deborah Guedes
● Open woven construction gives the substantial cuff an airy, lace-like quality
● Natural stone variation makes each piece distinctly unique

✨ Product Details

● Stone: Labradorite
● Material: Macrame cord, natural gemstones, and bead accents
● Design: Double-stone macrame arm cuff
● Colour: Black or Brown
● Construction: Hand-knotted macrame
● Artist: Deborah Guedes
● Origin: Handmade in Málaga, Spain
● Style: Artisan gemstone jewelry

✨ Design & Detail

● Two polished labradorite stones create luminous focal points through the centre
● Intricate knotwork forms an elongated, sculptural silhouette along the wrist
● Open macrame sections create visual contrast between structure and negative space
● Dark cord accentuates labradorite's characteristic flashes of blue
● Small bead and gemstone details are woven throughout the composition

✨ Stone & Symbolism

● Labradorite is traditionally associated with intuition, transformation, and protection
● Its shifting flashes of colour have long connected it symbolically with mystery and the unseen
● Often associated with periods of transition, reflection, and personal growth
● Each stone displays its own natural pattern and flash, giving every cuff individual character

✨ Meet the Artist

Brazilian-born artist Deborah Guedes discovered macrame jewelry during a New Year's festival in 2013–14 and began teaching herself the craft soon afterward. Now creating from Málaga, Spain, her work brings together natural gemstones and intricate knotting through a deeply personal practice centred around creativity, intention, and empowerment.

✨ Care

● Keep dry and remove before bathing or swimming
● Avoid perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals
● Store carefully to protect the stones and intricate knotwork
● Wipe labradorite gently with a soft, dry cloth when needed

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