Polychrome Pass Bracelet

Bracelet With A Story to Tell

Polychrome Pass Inspiration: Polychrome Pass is located in Denali National Park. It’s one of those beautiful places you can see from the Park Road at mile 46 from the Polychrome Overlook or from the comfort of your bus.

Bonus tidbit! Polychrome is my most favorite place in the Park!

How did Polychrome Pass get its name? The colorful volcanic rocks are why. They are beautiful, in any light. They also display numerous colors at any given time. Golden hour rocks here!

Polychrome Pass is 3,570 in elevation. Below it lies a sea of green grasses and shrubs with the East Fork of the Toklat River meandering through.

Talk about beautiful! It is, and then some. I imagine heaven with all of its colors, and I thank God that He has given us just a glimpse.

Alaskan Interpretation: Polished Botswana Agate reminds me of the many colors of Polychrome Pass. You can see so many colors at any given time in Polychrome Pass, reds, greens, blues, violets, ambers, yellows and browns. The Botswana Agate shows off with white, blue, grey, purple, pink and red.

There’s four gold spacers at the front of the bracelet. Those four spacers set off three peaks that the East Fork of the Toklat River runs between.

This is a stretch bracelet that fits most wrists.

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