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【Sinking-Grade Aged Agarwood Bracelet – A Treasured Heirloom】

This sinking-grade aged agarwood bracelet is crafted from century-old, perfectly cured agarwood, rich in resin and dense in texture, sinking effortlessly in water—a true masterpiece among agarwood treasures. Its fragrance is deep and enduring, opening with a refreshing sweetness, evolving into a milky, long-lasting base note, subtly layered with hints of fruit and honey. When worn, it releases an elegant, lingering aroma, reminiscent of the ancient saying, “The robe carries its scent for three days without fading.”

Material Characteristics:

• Sinking Quality: Each bead possesses exceptional density, sinking like dark jade in water—a testament to its ultra-high resin content.

• Aged Wood Essence: Decades of natural drying have harmonized the wood’s character with its resin, eliminating any harshness of new wood, leaving it smooth and cool to the touch.

• Natural Grain: The surface reveals deep brown resin veins, resembling ink-wash landscapes, with crystallized resin glistening in the pores—a breathtaking display of “gold emerging from decayed wood.”

Fragrance Profile:

The scent opens with a crisp, plum-like freshness, transitions into an orchid-infused creaminess, and settles into a warm, medicinal depth. Body heat enhances its complexity, and when placed by the pillow at night, it exudes a soothing, sleep-inducing aura. Perfect for tea ceremonies or meditation, its fragrance moves with the wearer, embodying tranquility.

Artisan Craftsmanship:

• Hand-polished using traditional methods, meticulously buffed with 3000-grit sandpaper for a mirror-like sheen.

• Bead holes are delicately chamfered for durability, strung with premium Japanese elastic cord for long-lasting wear.

• Each bead maintains a diameter variance of less than 0.3mm, showcasing the aged wood’s muted yet noble luster.

Collector’s Value:

Authentic sinking-grade aged agarwood is exceedingly rare today. The resin veins in this bracelet already exhibit an amber-like transformation, and with time, its patina will deepen, enriching its fragrance. Adorned with silver-tin spacer beads for both protection and elegance, it is not merely an accessory but a wearable heirloom.

“A single piece of agarwood is worth ten thousand gold.” More than a wellness adornment, this piece carries the essence of a thousand-year-old incense culture, awaiting those who truly appreciate nature’s marvel.