Our story
The stone comes first.
ZYUZYU LAB is a small workshop in Hong Kong making one thing well: gemstone bracelets, strung by hand.
Choosing the stones
Each bracelet begins as a handful of stones — amethyst, rose quartz, obsidian, aquamarine — chosen for colour, weight and the way they catch the light. Nothing is printed, dyed or plated. What you see is what you wear.
We buy in small lots, so a stone that was in stock last month may be gone next month. When that happens we replace it rather than substitute it quietly.
Making it
Every bracelet is strung by hand, one bead at a time. On elastic cord the beads are threaded and the loop is closed by hand; on our woven cords each bead is knotted in place, so the piece moves softly instead of clicking. Every loop is finished by hand before it is measured against the wrist size you chose.
- Stones are graded by hand for colour and roundness.
- On woven cord, knots are tied between beads — not only at the ends.
- Each bracelet is measured closed, then worn briefly to check the drape.
Why we ask for a wrist measurement
A bracelet is only comfortable when the circumference is right. We ask for a measurement taken with a soft tape, and we show a weight-by-height guide for the times you cannot measure. If the piece you receive does not fit, tell us within seven days and we will remake it.
What a piece costs
The four starting designs range from USD 113.82 to USD 395.82. Every bracelet is priced from the stones and charms you choose, and is shown in USD, EUR, GBP or AUD according to the market you select.
With 12 mm stones at the largest wrist measurement, a fully customised piece runs to around USD 1,900 — the configurator shows the exact total as you build.
Making and shipping
Made to order in Hong Kong: 7–10 business days before dispatch, then 6–10 to the US and Canada, 5–9 to Europe and the UK. Shipping is tracked and any import duty is paid by the recipient.