The Red Scorpion is made of Red Jasper and Black Onyx.

The middle stone is Yamatodamashii engraved black onyx to provide strength, stamina and power and promote the fighting Samurai spirit. Onyx is great for negating negative energy, enhancing self-control and encourages wise decision making.

Red Jasper is good for calming anxiety and helping to deal with stressful situations, giving inner peace and tranquility. It brings kindness and comfort and promotes healing through tough times.

By appearance, scorpions show defensiveness, control and protection. Similarly the Black Onyx helps protect and defend against negativity.

Scorpions live the majority of their life in isolation. In order to do this they exhibit great strength and inner peace, the same properties that are promoted by the Jasper and Black Onyx.

The thread colors used here is “red” on the inside and “metallic gold” on the outside.

The Japanese symbols/kanji says "Yamatodamashii" (大和魂) which is roughly translated to "The Samurai Spirit". It was a name given to Enson by the Japanese media and people for the way he fought. It evolved into a philosophy and way of life as it incorporates values of Integrity, Honor, Compassion and Loyalty. So it has become a way of living and values to aspire to and live through. There is much more depth to the philosophy than the simple description here, there is an interview which covers part of Enson’s perspective on Yamatodamashii here.

The bracelets are made with stones that can range from 16mm down to 8mm depending on the size of the bracelet and stones available. We taper the sizes from the middle outward for optimal comfort and fit.

This product comes in a pouch. Please use the option below to add a wooden box (+$15).

For sizing, it is important to get it right, so please double check your size when you order. You can go to our FAQ page to see how we measure the wrist size.

Some stones are unique and vary in color. Lighting can also change the look of the stones too - every effort has been made to make sure the stones are fairly represented in the photos on display.