A "cat's eye" effect, called chatoyancy, is a band of light that moves across a stone as it turns. In gemstones it appears in chrysoberyl and quartz. In bead bracelets, "cat's eye" often refers to man-made fibre-optic glass beads, which are attractive and affordable but not natural stone.
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This cat's eye crystal bracelet has smooth grey-green beads with a soft, moving shimmer. It is a subtle, earthy piece that suits both casual and traditional outfits.
A "cat's eye" effect, called chatoyancy, is a band of light that moves across a stone as it turns. In gemstones it appears in chrysoberyl and quartz. In bead bracelets, "cat's eye" often refers to man-made fibre-optic glass beads, which are attractive and affordable but not natural stone.
HealAstro to confirm: material of these beads (fibre-optic glass, quartz cat's eye or chrysoberyl).
In Vedic astrology, cat's eye (Lahsunia) is associated with Ketu, the shadow planet linked with intuition and detachment. Crystal traditions also connect chatoyant stones with:
These ideas come from crystal traditions and personal belief, not scientific evidence. The bracelet is not a treatment for any health condition and does not guarantee any result.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Bead material |
| Colour | Grey-green with chatoyant shimmer |
| Bead shape | Round, polished |
| Bead size | Bead diameter in mm |
| Number of beads | Bead count |
| Fit | Elastic stretch cord; wrist size range in cm |
| Natural, dyed or treated | Natural stone / man-made glass |
| Weight | Weight in grams |
| Delivery | Usually dispatched within 2–5 business days; delivered in about 3–10 business days |
| Returns | Report damaged, wrong or missing items within 48 hours of delivery |
A bead bracelet is not the same as a traditional Lahsunia gemstone. For advice on Ketu, you can talk to astrologers at HealAstro.
You can also chat with astrologers online. A consultation is not required to buy.
Not always. Many cat's eye bracelets are made from fibre-optic glass. Check the material in the specifications.
No. Traditional Lahsunia is a chrysoberyl cat's eye gemstone, usually set in a ring.
Parallel fibres or inclusions reflect light into a moving band, called chatoyancy.
Yes. Remove it before bathing to protect the cord.
Yes. Its neutral grey-green colour suits everyone.
