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These simple bracelets are my most popular item. The variety available
is unlimited, shown is only a sample. Being knit, they're flexible,
comfortable, stackable, and so durable many people leave them on
all the time, adding to their collection. I can help design just
one or nice sets (I wear six). To keep the following information
simpler, I need to know 3 things for an order: size/metal/bead or
weave. General ordering information is on the order
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As
there is no clasp, they work on over the hand (knuckle and thumb
bone determine size). Tighter is better, so it takes time to maneuver
it on around and around. They come off easier, can't break in the
process, and will loosen up some with wear. Most women wear medium,
unless they have big hands, many can wear small. XSM and XLG are
rare for adult women, but great for kids and men. If in doubt about
size, ask me, they can be exchanged if unworn. Approximate lengths are: XS 6 3/4" SM 7 1/4" MED 7 3/4" LG 8 1/2" XLG 9 1/8", measure widest part of hand, keep in mind the hand compresses while the bracelet conforms (tighter is better). |
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These
abbreviations are used throughout the web site. Notes refer to how
each metal holds up to years of continuous wear in a bangle bracelet.
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| 18KT |
18
karat Gold, call for price quote (around $300-$500 per bracelet)
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| GF |
Gold-fill,
no color change, skin oils and Ph will wear down gold on inside
of bracelet, but it takes many years
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| SS |
Sterling
silver, takes on a nice patina inside the weave, top surface
stays bright from wear
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| CP |
Bare
copper, quickly turns brown like a penny, but does't turn
skin dark because it's loose on the wrist
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| BR |
Brass,
takes on an olive patina, mixes well with copper, not great
in hot humidity
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| CC |
Color-coated
copper, much thinner wire, with constant wear the nylon coating
starts to wear away, revealing the copper. Coating seems to
be fine for people with metal allergies. Two strands are used
per bracelet, can double one color or mix two to create a
new one. Choose from: |
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black
tin
penny
gold
ochre
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rust
nut
brown
auburn
brick
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flame
shrimp
red
wine
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navy
cobalt
midnight
teal
pine
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mint
emerald
olive
moss
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Stone
beads are used in GF, SS and CP bangles. Most are available
in round, some are faceted, disc or heishi cut. Can mix a variety
in one bracelet.
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turquoise
-blue or green
lapis
malachite
jade
tigereye
carnelian
black onyx
hematite
citrine
peridot
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tourmaline
labradorite
iolite
blue topaz
rose quartz
moonstone
amethyst
garnet
pearl
-white, cream
-peach, bronze
-olive, grey, gold
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Metal beads come in a variety of shapes and sizes
that mix well in one bangle, see top photo for samples, choose from
copper, brass or silver.
Glass beads are used in CC bangles, specify color,
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This
is where more options come in (and may not apply to your order).
I have 5 different weaves to accomodate various gauges of wire,
the mixing of metals, stone vs. metal beads (size of hole limits
gauge), price options (double stitch takes twice the time, uses
twice the wire), and textural variations. These necklaces best show
the different weaves, they are priced per inch by metal and weave, for example, a 16" SS B weave is $40,
please inquire. Anklets are also available, and can be made in colored-copper.
Bangle prices shown are per metal in each weave, without beads,
with no price change for sizes (xsm slightly less).
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single
strand, single stitch
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double
strand, single stitch
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single
strand, double stitch
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double
strand, double stitch
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| E |
fatter
weave, single or double strand, single stitch
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