This chunky one of a kind bracelet has a bevy of rustic and earthy beads. The focal is a vintage Naga shell bead in white and creamy browns. I paired this with an antique green Hebron bead made in Hebron, Palestine in the 1700’s, made from glass and salt from the Dead Sea, very rustic green turquoise wheels, 1,000 year old Neolithic quartz crystal in organic shaped discs, hessonite garnet large faceted wheels, beautiful wood bicone beads with an interesting pattern of brown, cream and black, green African glass Dogon ring beads and a faceted green Antique Roman glass bead.
Metal beads include African brass ring beads from the Fulani people in Nigeria, Berber silver metal bicone beads made in Morocco and brass rings and daisey spacers.
The closure is a lovely artisan pewter tree button. This fits through a loop of brown leather lace that is connected to a hand stamped Karen Hill Tribe fine silver link. Knotted to the leather ends are green African recycled glass beads. Hanging from the loop is an artisan hand painted pewter “nature girl” charm, an artisan ceramic leaf charm and a stacked green turquoise dangle.
This bracelet is adjustable by sliding a brass ring bead up and down the leather lace.
This will fit a 6.5” wrist to a 6.75” wrist.
Please see my Information page on directions for measuring your wrist.