The name botánica is Spanish and translates as "botany" or "plant store," referring to these establishments' function as dispensaries of medicinal herbs. Botanicas are common in many Hispanic American countries and Latino communities around the world. Such establishments sell folk medicine, herbs, candles, and statues for Saints and popular gods. They also carry oils, incense and perfumes, and books. Such stores have become increasingly popular in the United States as the Latino communities they serve have grown in that country. A botánica is a site of healing and support, such that one owner says they are a "place of mysteries" due to the metaphysical appreciation of mystery as a synonym for spirit and divinity.

This one of a kind bracelet is apart of my “Botanica Collection. This collection features carved gemstones, Chrysoprase, Vesuvianite and Hessonite Garnet. This bracelet measures 7.5” and can be worn shorter with it’s large lobster claw clasp.