What kind of wood should I use to make bracelets?

If it's just wood, basically all wood can be used as bracelets, because Buddhists don't pay attention to wood, but pay attention to the use of bracelets themselves, which are used to realize Buddhism.

Buddhism prefers to make bracelets, usually bodhi (seeds of some plants). If it is economic wood, good wood is agarwood bracelet. Huanghua pear followed, followed by lobular rosewood. Then there are many economic decorative bracelets, such as hardwood, fragrant wood and sandalwood, such as rosewood, Daphne, chicken wing wood, Jin Sinan and camphor wood. Buxus microphylla

Beads: Beads are portable instruments used by Buddhists to recite scriptures and count, which are widely used in monks and nuns. Formerly known as "rosary", it originated from the name of the three treasures of Buddhist monks and was used to eliminate disasters and report obstacles. Usually it can be divided into three types: holding beads, threading beads and hanging beads.

Meaning of Beads: Another meaning of the name of Beads is: To punish, it means not to punish life. Whether you become a monk at home or not, the first commandment in Buddhism is not to kill. Each of us doesn't want to lose our own life, pushing ourselves and others, and so does every living being. The so-called heaven has the virtue of good life. Buddhism emphasizes this point even more, emphasizing that those who abstain from killing and nursing students must live a long and healthy life. Wearing beads on your body or holding them in your hand is also a constant reminder to cherish life.