From the Jungles of Sulawesi

The island of Sulawesi sits right on the equator in Indonesia. It is a place of extreme weather-intense tropical sun followed by heavy, pouring rain. This high humidity and heat create the perfect conditions for wild agarwood trees to grow. The constant change in weather helps the trees develop their natural aroma, giving this wood a slightly spicy and earthy scent that is typical of the region.

Not Too Old, Not Too Young

I have found that you do not always need to spend a fortune to get a nice piece of nature. This bracelet is made from "middle-aged" wood. It is not the century-old wood that costs thousands of dollars, but its quality is not bad either. It is a solid, wild-harvested agarwood that has a nice, natural look.

If you have been wanting a wild agarwood bracelet but did not want to pay high-end collector prices, this is a great choice. It looks good on the wrist, smells natural, and most importantly, it fits a modest budget.

What You Get for the Price

• Genuine Wild Wood: Even at this price, the beads are still harvested from the wild, not grown on a farm.
• Comfortable Size: The 12mm in diameter per beads x 18 beadsare a classic size-large enough bracelet to feel sturdy but not too bulky for daily wear.
• Unique Patterns: Because it is wild, every bead has its own simple, natural grain. No two bracelets look exactly the same.
• Solid Density: At over 8g, this bracelet has a satisfying weight that reflects the natural resin content of the wood.

"This is a straightforward, affordable bracelet for someone who values the real thing over fancy marketing."

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