Green Sandalwood Bracelet — Olive to Jade Over Time

Green Sandalwood does something most woods don't: it changes color while you wear it. When new, the beads sit somewhere between olive and charcoal — quiet, reserved, almost cool. Then sunlight and skin warmth begin to pull out a deeper green that builds over weeks and settles into a rich forest tone.

It works in two directions. On a desk, the 12mm version slips off the wrist and rolls between the fingers — small beads moving one after another, giving your hands something to do during a long call or a waiting room. The 15mm version stays on the wrist with more presence, the carved gourd bead catching your thumb as you turn a page or rest your chin in your hand. The same gesture adapts to wherever your hand needs a quiet anchor — a commute, a walk, a moment between meetings. Both fit under a shirt cuff, both darken the more you wear them, and both arrive in a birch bark box that opens like a small ceremony.

Green Sandalwood is one of the few woods that changes color with time and light. For the full story — where it comes from, how the color shift works, and how to care for it — see our complete guide here.