"Stronger" Friendship Bracelet
The Bejeweled Collection features Taylor’s lyrics as wearable affirmations
My “Stronger” Eras Tour bracelet features a lyric from the song “Willow,” and real gemstones that represent both Taylor's outfit on stage and the experience of being at her concert. Malachite beads capture the way her cape looked evergreen and teal under different lights. Tiny Lapis Lazuli beads represent the deep evening blue of the trees behind her. Finally, luminous Carnelian beads mirror the glowing orbs Taylor's dancers carried. For each bracelet, I hand-pick gems whose meanings match the bracelet’s lyrics. For this design I used:
Malachite: Malachite has been associated with beauty and sensuality for more than 2,000 years, since Cleopatra wore it powdered around her eyes to meet Anthony. Given its history, it’s not surprising that Malachite is tied to taking risks and fiery new loves. You know, like the kind you meet after dark.
Lapis Lazuli: Ancient Egyptians saw Lapis Lazuli as a symbol of the night sky. And in Ancient Rome, Lapis Lazuli was believed to be a powerful aphrodisiac. So if you’re looking to wreck someone’s plans...
Carnelian: Carnelian is associated with fierce courage and self confidence. The kind of confidence it takes to know your worth in a relationship. Or shatter box office records. So bet on yourself, babe.
The Bejeweled Collection features Taylor’s lyrics as wearable affirmations
My “Stronger” Eras Tour bracelet features a lyric from the song “Willow,” and real gemstones that represent both Taylor's outfit on stage and the experience of being at her concert. Malachite beads capture the way her cape looked evergreen and teal under different lights. Tiny Lapis Lazuli beads represent the deep evening blue of the trees behind her. Finally, luminous Carnelian beads mirror the glowing orbs Taylor's dancers carried. For each bracelet, I hand-pick gems whose meanings match the bracelet’s lyrics. For this design I used:
Malachite: Malachite has been associated with beauty and sensuality for more than 2,000 years, since Cleopatra wore it powdered around her eyes to meet Anthony. Given its history, it’s not surprising that Malachite is tied to taking risks and fiery new loves. You know, like the kind you meet after dark.
Lapis Lazuli: Ancient Egyptians saw Lapis Lazuli as a symbol of the night sky. And in Ancient Rome, Lapis Lazuli was believed to be a powerful aphrodisiac. So if you’re looking to wreck someone’s plans...
Carnelian: Carnelian is associated with fierce courage and self confidence. The kind of confidence it takes to know your worth in a relationship. Or shatter box office records. So bet on yourself, babe.
The Bejeweled Collection features Taylor’s lyrics as wearable affirmations
My “Stronger” Eras Tour bracelet features a lyric from the song “Willow,” and real gemstones that represent both Taylor's outfit on stage and the experience of being at her concert. Malachite beads capture the way her cape looked evergreen and teal under different lights. Tiny Lapis Lazuli beads represent the deep evening blue of the trees behind her. Finally, luminous Carnelian beads mirror the glowing orbs Taylor's dancers carried. For each bracelet, I hand-pick gems whose meanings match the bracelet’s lyrics. For this design I used:
Malachite: Malachite has been associated with beauty and sensuality for more than 2,000 years, since Cleopatra wore it powdered around her eyes to meet Anthony. Given its history, it’s not surprising that Malachite is tied to taking risks and fiery new loves. You know, like the kind you meet after dark.
Lapis Lazuli: Ancient Egyptians saw Lapis Lazuli as a symbol of the night sky. And in Ancient Rome, Lapis Lazuli was believed to be a powerful aphrodisiac. So if you’re looking to wreck someone’s plans...
Carnelian: Carnelian is associated with fierce courage and self confidence. The kind of confidence it takes to know your worth in a relationship. Or shatter box office records. So bet on yourself, babe.
