Beads size: 8mm*108 The bracelet fits writ size of 14-20 cm 100% natural wild green kyara agarwood bracelet. Genuine Wild Green Kynam Agarwood from Hainan, China. Hainan Agarwood: Agarwood, also known as aloeswood, eaglewood, Oud, or Oudh, is also produced in other places, but many people believe that the best agarwood comes from Hainan Island, China. It possesses a distinct and captivating fragrance profile. In China, it’s used as being made into items of fine art, incense, and many other products, making this unusual wood a highly prized commodity. Wild, aged, nearly extinct Hainan agarwood which is considered by many collectors to be one of the top varietals in the world due to its unusual floral, fruity, and citrus tonalities. From all of the different profiles of agarwood, Chinese has to be one of the best for me. While most other areas produce agarwood oil that is heavy in scent with huge base notes, obviously depending on distillation techniques, the Chinese has a much lighter and airier scent, it is very refreshing and almost fruity, there is a beautiful balance between woodiness, fruitiness and resinious tones. Aroma: Agarwood from Hainan carries a unique mild and gentle sweet tone. The green kyara smell emanating from the beads is floral and caramel sweetness with a hint of coolingness. The aroma is often described as warm, resinous, and slightly sweet. It carries rich woody notes with hints of spices and herbs, creating a unique and inviting scent. The fragrance is known for its smoothness and balance, offering a harmonious blend of earthy and sweet undertones. Chinese Hainan Agarwood is prized for its exceptional quality and is widely used in various applications, including incense, perfumes, and traditional Chinese medicine. Its fragrance is highly sought after and appreciated by agarwood enthusiasts for its complexity, longevity, and the sense of tranquility it imparts. This is a pure agarwood bracelet, no fillers, no synthetics, no barnyard aroma, just pure blissful agarwood from wild mountainous terrain.