How about wearing Volcanic Lava Beads?

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Volcanic Lava Beads? Yes, you read that right. Now, there is a jewellery range that has volcanic lava beads in its design and guess what, none other than 185-year-old jewellery brand PNG Jewellers has brought this special collection to you. 
As far as I could gather, these lava beads are 100 per cent natural and are obtained from volcanic erruptions in the Hawaiian Islands. Just so you know, the Hawaiian Islands are the exposed peaks of a great undersea mountain range known as the Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain, which is formed by volcanic activity over a hotspot in the Earth's mantle. These islands are located about 1,860 miles (3,000 km) from the nearest continent. 
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Anyway our jewellery designers go the extra mile to create something unique. From beach-side shells to deep-water pearls and ancient designs from different cultures, they go to any extent for inspiration. But this time, their quest took them to the world that is ready to explode any moment and believe me, it was all worth it. Their efforts have paid off and how! They have brought to you a stunning jewellery collection. Click here to view the complete range. 
Just so you know, lava stones symbolise fertility, endurance and strength. It is also believed that they bring stability in the tumultuous time of a person’s life. As the lava beads errupt from the Earth’s bed, it is also popularly viewed as an element that strengthens relationship with the planet, thus providing guidance, hope and clarity in the life of a person. That's not all. Lava beads are also said to have special medicinal properties. Since they are rich in minerals, in contact with the skin, they work wonders for the wearer. 
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Even if you are an out-and-out design-freak and buy jewellery for its mere beauty, you will love the natural texture of the lava beads that boast of pores, bubbles and holes, while it is snuggle with lustrous gold and diamonds.   

Author: Deepa Mishra
Disclaimer: All images used in the blog have been sourced from Google purely for the purpose of informative reference. The models, celebrities or products showcased in these pictures are not to promote any brand in any manner.    


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