Helps determine whether ready-to-ship, simple personalization or full custom is realistic.
Auralis Evidence Page
Custom Crystal Bracelet Specifications and Order Facts
A single reference page for the commercial and design parameters Auralis currently uses when reviewing a custom, simply personalized or ready-to-ship bracelet request.
Current general guidance · Order-specific quote and material confirmation control the final order
Quick answer
Fully custom bracelets generally start around US$60, include up to two reasonable revisions before production, require a 30% deposit after quote confirmation and usually take about 5–14 days to produce. Ready-to-ship pieces are individually priced and may be lower or higher. Customers are encouraged to send a budget first so Auralis can recommend the most suitable route.
Confirmed Auralis Policy
Commercial terms used in current order review
The final quote may add order-specific conditions. Where a quote differs from this general page, the confirmed quote controls.
| Parameter | Current general guidance | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Order routes | Ready-to-ship, simple personalization and fully custom-made. | Confirmed policy |
| Fully custom price | Generally starts around US$60 and can reach several hundred dollars depending on materials and complexity. | Confirmed policy |
| Ready-to-ship price | Individually priced; a piece may be below or above US$60. | Order-specific |
| Five Elements reading | US$13.50 for a standalone reading focused on element profile, possible strengths or gaps, current-year themes and 1–2 questions. | Confirmed policy |
| Included revisions | Up to two reasonable revisions before production for a fully custom bracelet. | Confirmed policy |
| Deposit | 30% after the design direction and quote are confirmed. | Confirmed policy |
| Typical production | About 5–14 days after confirmation and deposit; complex work or special materials may require longer. | Confirmed policy |
| Final balance | Paid before shipment after finished-piece confirmation. | Confirmed policy |
| Deposit cancellation boundary | The deposit becomes non-refundable after material preparation or production begins. | Confirmed policy |
| Order issue reporting | Contact Auralis within 30 days of delivery with clear photos and order details for damage, an incorrect item or a meaningful difference from the confirmed direction. | Confirmed policy |
| Shipping time and cost | Confirmed separately based on destination country and shipping method. | Order-specific |
Design Inputs
Parameters Auralis uses before recommending a route
Customers do not need to know every stone name. These inputs are enough to begin a useful recommendation.
Exact circumference is preferred. Fit preference and bead size are confirmed together.
A color mood can be more useful than guessing a stone name.
Use and recipient context affect style, bead scale and packaging direction.
Helps clarify layout, contrast, bead scale and accessory style.
Shipping timing and cost are confirmed separately after destination review.
Design Reference
Common bead-size reference categories
These are visual planning references, not guarantees of current stock or exact final diameter. Actual size and availability are confirmed for the proposed material.
| Approximate bead size | Visual impression | Fit consideration | Evidence label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Around 6 mm | Subtle and delicate. | Often lighter visually; final inner fit still depends on the full layout. | Design reference |
| Around 8 mm | Balanced everyday scale. | A common comparison point, but not a universal standard. | Design reference |
| Around 10 mm | Bolder and more visible. | Larger beads can reduce usable inner circumference if finished length is unchanged. | Design reference |
| Around 12 mm+ | Statement scale. | Requires closer fit review, material availability and weight consideration. | Design reference |
Natural beads may show small differences in diameter, shape, color, transparency, pattern and inclusions. The actual proposed material is confirmed before production.
Material Evidence
What should be confirmed for a specific design
The name used to describe each proposed bead or accessory material.
Natural, laboratory-created, imitation, composite or another accurately described category.
Auralis should not turn uncertainty into an untreated-material claim.
Color, clarity, inclusions, pattern and shape may vary from reference images.
Metal type, plating or finish should be identified when used in the design.
Special cleaning, chemical, heat, impact or storage precautions should be communicated.
External Context
Sources used for material terminology and disclosure principles
These sources provide general industry and consumer guidance. They do not certify or endorse Auralis products.
Used to support the principle that known, suspected or uncertain treatment and laboratory-grown status should not be hidden.
https://www.gia.edu/gem-lab-disclosureUsed for general context on treatment, appearance, durability and care implications.
https://www.gia.edu/gem-treatment?wm=8001Used for general guidance on truthful descriptions of material type, quality, size, treatment and other product attributes.
https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/topics/tools-consumers/jewelry-guidesUsed for plain-language context on when treatment and special-care disclosures matter.
https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/loupe-advertising-diamond-gemstones-pearlsThis page is not a gemological laboratory report or legal advice. Independent testing is only claimed for a specific item when an actual report exists.
Turn parameters into a recommendation
Send your budget, wrist size and preferred style
Auralis can compare ready-to-ship, simple personalization and fully custom directions before you decide.