Warm iron-red, held inside the crystal.
Hematoid quartz is quartz holding hematite — iron oxide — sealed inside the crystal. Its warm red is intensity given structure: the quartz doesn't put the fire out, it gives it direction. Read through the quartz body, the iron-red carries depth rather than surface shine — warmer and more mineral than garnet, with more internal movement.
Store dry. Protect from impact, chemicals, perfume and prolonged water contact. Clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Made to order: allow 3–7 business days before dispatch. Duties are prepaid. Return requests are accepted within 14 days of receipt. Read full shipping terms →
The two-year warranty covers verified material and craft defects. Natural stone characteristics and normal wear are not defects.
Origin confirmed at sourcing level
Conservative trade-name mapping
No surface dye or coating claimed
Stable mineral identity only
This lot is untreated: no heat, dye, coating or artificial irradiation.
Quartz host clarity through iron
Iron oxide saturation
Full-strand polish continuity
Heritage red mineral presence
Approximately 20% of inspected material enters BE. production. The remaining 80% is returned to supplier or set aside for non-production use.
StudioThe BE. baseline: wearable, consistent and fully recorded.
SignatureStronger material character and a more distinct visual identity.
HeritageThe rarest tier inside BE.'s accepted stones.
Shares are directional, not lab-certified market percentages.
Red hematoid quartz lot selected for iron oxide saturation.
Photographed and scored across 4T. Heritage tier assigned.
Lot released to production. Beads checked for red mineral presence and polish continuity.
Begins the day your order is placed. 3-7 business days, by hand, by one craftsman.
Final inspection before dispatch. Shipped with order record. The lot number matches this card.
Red hematoid quartz is quartz carrying hematite, Fe2O3, inside the host crystal. The red is an inclusion record, not a finish. It should read as iron oxide held by silica rather than colour placed after polishing.
This Heritage lot was selected for iron-oxide saturation across the full strand: visible red presence, controlled sequence, and no muddy or visually dead beads. The standard is saturation with control. The colour needed strength without collapse.
This is Prism because light meets iron before it returns. Red hematoid quartz shows that strength can be held, not scattered. The red becomes evidence because silica gives it structure.
Read the full Hematoid Quartz guide → Field assessment · BE. Studio · 2026Hematoid Quartz Strand Bracelet
Questions before purchase
The five questions buyers ask most before pressing add to cart.
This piece uses natural, untreated stone. No heat, dye, coating or artificial irradiation is applied. Its lot details are recorded on the Stone Origin Card supplied with the piece.
Natural stone changes with light, angle, and screen settings. Product photos are edited for clarity, but the material may read deeper, softer, or more muted in daily light.
Email us within 14 days of receiving your order to start a return. The piece must be unworn, undamaged, and in its original packaging. Return shipping is the buyer's responsibility. Once we receive, inspect, and approve the return, your refund is processed to the original payment method within 5–10 business days.
Allow 3–7 business days for studio preparation, followed by 5–14 business days for tracked international delivery. The estimated total is 8–21 business days from order to arrival. These are estimates; remote destinations, customs procedures, and carrier conditions may extend them. Duties and import taxes are prepaid by BE. Orders over €300 ship free; below that threshold, shipping is shown at checkout. Full destination restrictions are listed on the Shipping page.
Your piece arrives in the BE. box with its Stone Origin Card and BE. brand series card. Gift wrapping is available at checkout if it is going to someone else.
LOT NOTES
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