Ships in 2–3 days from our Hong Kong atelier — matched by grain and knotted by hand before dispatch. Tracked to your door, typically 1–3 weeks.
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This is the reference piece in our agarwood collection - evenly matched round beads, cleanly polished, with the dark resin lines that give agarwood its name running visibly through the grain. If you are trying to understand what good agarwood looks like, start here.
- Round natural agarwood beads, matched for tone across the strand
- Visible oil lines: the darker resin veins that mark resin-rich wood
- Smooth polish that deepens with skin contact over years of wear
- Balanced weight - noticeably denser than plain hardwood beads
- Reads equally well under a cuff or worn alone
Why bead matching matters
Agarwood forms unevenly, so a strand where every bead shares a similar tone and resin pattern takes more raw material to assemble than a mixed strand. That selection is most of what separates a considered piece from a generic wood bracelet, and it is the reason this sits above our entry styles in price.
Style and care
Neutral enough for tailoring and a watch; warm enough to carry a plain shirt on its own. Avoid perfume, lotion, and water - see the care guide. Not sure which wrist? Our short answer is in which wrist to wear a bead bracelet on.
Common questions
How can I tell this is real agarwood?
Weight, visible oil lines, and a faint sweet scent when warmed are the practical checks - we walk through all six in how to tell if an agarwood bracelet is real.
Is agarwood the same as oud?
Same source material. Oud is the distilled oil used in perfumery; these are the beads. Explained in what is oud.
Will the color change over time?
Slowly, yes. Skin contact darkens and deepens the surface - most owners consider this the best part of wearing it.