Heishi Bracelet
The beaded side of John Hardy—organic color, natural variation, and a wabi-sabi finish.
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Story & heritage
John Hardy describes Heishi as artisanal beads cut from natural hardstones that lend one-of-a-kind color and wabi-sabi character. That emphasis on imperfection is the whole appeal: Heishi is the collection where the brand lets the irregular beauty of stone do more of the talking.
Unlike the house’s metal-led icons, Heishi feels relaxed and sun-warmed, but it still fits the John Hardy world through hand assembly and ethically sourced materials.
Materials & craft
This bracelet mixes malachite, green quartz, aventurine, chrysoprase and emeralds with reclaimed sterling silver accents. John Hardy notes that the untreated stones vary naturally, so each bracelet is entirely unique.
How to choose & style
Heishi is the easiest John Hardy family to wear casually. This green version looks best with rolled sleeves, washed shirting, summer knits and other textures that can absorb the color variation rather than compete with it.
