Zultanite prayer beads and bracelets
When choosing zultanite from a photo, do not expect a single colour. In daylight the stone looks greenish yellow; in lamplight in the evening it shifts towards pink and brown. The colour change is a property of the stone itself, not a treatment applied afterwards. To see the difference, hold the prayer beads first by a window, then under a lamp in the evening.
At the moment the page has prayer beads, bracelets and sets; there are no rings, necklaces or standalone earrings. One set of prayer beads is plain, one has a 925 sterling silver tassel and one has a gold tassel. In one of the bracelets, zultanite is strung together with black zircons. In the sets, zultanite is used on its own or with pearl. You can compare prayer beads in other stones on the Prayer Beads page.
Zultanite is traditionally associated with transformation and harmony. According to our product care note, its hardness is between 6.5 and 7. Keep it from knocking against hard surfaces, and do not put it in the same pouch as other jewellery.
Frequently asked questions
Does real zultanite change colour?
Yes, zultanite changes colour with the light; the same prayer beads look greenish by a window and pinkish in a room with yellow light. Our zultanites are natural stone. If you do not like them once they are in your hands, you can use your right of withdrawal within 14 days.
How much do zultanite prayer beads cost?
Zultanite prayer beads are between 5,000 and 7,800 TL, which puts them among the most affordable of our stone prayer beads. Bracelets start at around 3,000 TL, and the pearl and zultanite set is around 20,700 TL.
How should zultanite be stored?
Do not let it stay in contact with water or perfume for long, and wipe it with a dry, soft cloth after wearing. Store it in its own pouch, away from other stones.
Where does zultanite come from?
The zultanites on this page come from Milas, Mugla. The origin is also stated on the product pages.
Silver prayer beads, bracelets and sets with zultanite, which changes colour with the light. The stones, which come from Milas, are strung by hand in the Grand Bazaar.