Warm brown agarwood interrupted by a few beads of deep red agate - the pairing that shows up again and again in traditional prayer strands, because red against brown reads as intentional rather than decorative. A decorative focal bead anchors the composition. Natural agarwood beads with red agate accent beads Single focal bead as a visual center point Two natural materials, both with tone variation piece to piece Stretch construction for easy daily wear Unisex - the red is deep rather than bright Why wood and red agate work together Wood is a matte, absorbing surface; agate is dense and slightly reflective. Placing them next to each other makes each one more legible than it would be alone. It is also the pairing with the longest history in bead culture - see what red agate has traditionally meant for the background. Style and care The two materials want different treatment, so follow the stricter one: keep the whole bracelet away from water, perfume, and lotion, as agarwood requires. Details in the agarwood care guide. Common questions Is the red bright or deep? Deep. This is a warm brick-to-cherry red, not a signal red - it reads as an accent, not a statement. Can men wear this? Yes, it is one of our more popular unisex pieces. More options in wood bead bracelets for men. Does the agate need different care from the wood? Agate tolerates water; agarwood does not. Treat the bracelet as agarwood and both will be fine.
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