Grain in Ear Harvest Energy Bracelet - Yellow Agate Jade Balance | Spleen Health · Heart Calming · TCM Summer Solstice Jewelry

🌾 The Story
"Grain in Ear" (Mangzhong) signifies the time to harvest wheat (with awns) and sow millet. It's the busiest farming season. Amid the heat and humidity, the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon emphasizes nurturing the Heart and Spleen to combat summer-heat and dampness.

This bracelet harnesses the energy of two earth-connected stones to help you maintain inner balance and draw strength from the harvest:

     Yellow Agate: Its warm, golden hue resembles ripened grains, brimming with the earth's abundance. Yellow corresponds to the Earth element (Spleen/Stomach). It strengthens digestive function, boosts energy absorption, and grounds the body, helping to fight fatigue and poor appetite caused by summer dampness.

     Jade: Its cool, smooth green surface symbolizes thriving seedlings. Green corresponds to the Wood element (Liver), which regulates Earth (Spleen). Revered for centuries, Jade calms the spirit, cools the heart, and eases anxiety, protecting the Heart from summer's excessive heat and bringing harmonious, growth-oriented energy.

 The combination of Yellow Agate (Earth) and Jade (Wood) represents a perfect balance of nurturing and regulating. Jade's Wood energy gently regulates (or "checks") Agate's Earth energy, ensuring smooth digestion and preventing stagnation. This mirrors the agricultural wisdom of Mangzhong: both harvesting (receiving/nurturing) and sowing (releasing/regulating).

💎 Crystal Energy & Benefits

     Yellow Agate: Strengthens Spleen, boosts Qi & blood, grounds, fights fatigue.

     Jade: Calms the Heart, clears summer-heat, protects, promotes harmony.

📏 Specifications

    Stones: Natural Yellow Agate, Natural Jade

    Closure:   Elastic cord, S925 Sterling Silver spacers

    Size: Beads approx. 10mm, adjustable fit (approx. 6.3"-7.5"), fits most wrists.

    Note: Natural variations in color and pattern are unique marks of authenticity, not flaws.

Compliance: All TCM references are presented as cultural traditions, not medical claims.