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Wood Pendulum Weights

Wood Pendulum Weights
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All measurements are approximate:

  • The 0g weights measure 53mm tall by 38.3mm wide and weigh 9 grams
  • The 13mm weights measure 76.3mm tall by 52mm wide and weigh 26 grams

Bloodwood, also known as Satine, is a sustainable wood harvested in South America.  It gets its name from its vivid red color, although it can darken over time as it is exposed to sunlight or oils.  The grain of bloodwood is usually straight and fine, with a mild chatoyancy.

Dark Raintree, known locally as Mai Pradu, is an easy to work with wood that finishes well.  Related to Amboyna and Narra wood, this wood is dark brown with some minor dark striping.

PLEASE NOTE: This item is crafted from organic material and the gauge can vary +/- up to 0.5mm
SPECIAL CARE: This item is made with wood. We recommend taking wood jewelry out before showering as water can ruin it.
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Customer Reviews (2)
5 Posted on 6/26/2022
Verified purchase 13mm  Dark Raintree (pair)
I liked these Dark Raintree Wood Pendulum Weights so much that I came back and purchased another pair in a different wood type. They have some weight to them; however, it's bearable for long wear. Many thanks!
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5 Posted on 6/7/2022
Verified purchase 13mm  Coconut (pair)
I had purchased these Wood Pendulum Weights in dark raintree wood and liked them so much that I came back for these ones in the coconut wood. They fit perfectly and have some weight to them ... but not too heavy where they become uncomfortable to wear.
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