Hematite is an iron oxide mineral (Fe₂O₃) traditionally associated with grounding, stability, and protection. This bracelet strings natural hematite beads with six additional dyed or colored accent beads, one for each of the seven main chakras, making it a popular all-in-one piece for grounding and full-spectrum chakra work. Quick facts Stone Hematite + 6 chakra accent beads Composition Iron oxide (Fe₂O₃) Hardness (Mohs) ~5.5 Color Silvery-black hematite; dyed/colored accent beads Chakra Root (hematite) plus all seven chakras (accent beads) Traditionally used for Grounding, stability, focus Care / Water-safe Keep dry to prevent rust/tarnish; see magnetic-jewelry note below Meaning & history Hematite is one of the most commonly recommended stones for root chakra work, valued in crystal tradition for its dense, metallic weight, which many associate with grounding scattered energy back into the body. In this bracelet, hematite anchors the foundation while six accent beads represent the other chakras, creating a full-spectrum piece popular in chakra and protection & grounding practice. Explore more in our crystal bracelets collection. How to use it Slide the bracelet onto your wrist and wear it as you would any beaded piece — the elastic band fits most wrists comfortably. Many people wear it daily as a grounding companion, especially during busy or overstimulating periods, or slip it on before meditation to help settle and focus the mind. Because it combines hematite with lighter accent beads, some people also rotate it with other chakra pieces depending on which area they want to focus on that day. Care & cleansing Keep this bracelet dry — hematite can rust or tarnish with prolonged moisture, so remove it before showering, washing dishes, or swimming, and store it somewhere dry. A note on hematite jewelry generally: some hematite bracelets on the market are made from magnetic (magnetized) hematite, which is a treatment rather than a natural property of the stone. If you're unsure whether a piece is magnetic, treat it with the same caution as any magnetic jewelry — people with pacemakers or other medical implants may prefer to avoid magnetic items, and magnetic pieces should be kept away from electronics and credit cards. To cleanse the bracelet's energy in crystal tradition, use dry methods like sound, smoke, or resting it near other crystals rather than water. Frequently asked questions What is a 7 chakra hematite bracelet?It's a beaded bracelet combining natural hematite with six accent beads representing the seven chakras. It is a decorative and symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Is this bracelet magnetic?Some hematite jewelry is made with magnetized (treated) hematite. If you're uncertain, treat it as potentially magnetic — those with pacemakers or other medical implants may prefer to avoid magnetic jewelry. Can I wear this bracelet in water?It's best to keep it dry. Hematite can rust or tarnish with prolonged water exposure, so remove it before washing up or swimming. Are the accent bead colors natural?The six accent beads are typically dyed or colored stones chosen to represent each chakra's traditional color. How do I cleanse this bracelet?Dry methods work best: sound, smoke, or resting it near other crystals, rather than soaking it in water. 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