Above: Black, Red, and White versions of the Mount Fuji Basalt Bracelet sitting on a slab of Mount Fuji lava. At 3,776 meters, Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan. This bracelet features a center bead crafted from the material removed from the crater of 1707 Hōei eruption by local stonecutters. By all measures, the Hōei eruption is the largest single eruption of Mount Fuji in recorded history. Created and assembled here at Mini Museum, the volcanic bead is complemented by golden sheen obsidian and offset by acrylic lacquer beads streaked with gold paint. The lacquer beads are available in red, black, or white and all three are quite stunning. Above: Jamie wearing the red version bracelet. The full bracelet measures 7" in length (~17.5cm) though it will stretch a bit further. As pictured above, the size works well for men and women. Above: Closeup of all three versions. As with our other bracelets, the Mount Fuji Bracelet comes in a gray gift box with a small information card that provides background on the material and serves as the certificate of authenticity. A sample of the card is provided at the bottom of this page. Please Note: The gold accents on the Mount Fuji beads are all unique. As you might expect, there will be spots on each bead without an accent. This is due to the way the beads are painted and is completely normal.
