Silver bracelet with freshwater orders pearl charm, womens silver bracelet, sterling silver bracelet, silver Bracelet, adjustable bracelet

This sterling silver bracelet is classic with a touch of originality with nice organic texture arranged to a charm of freshwater pearl. The original texture is made from a mold of a real sea urchin shells.

Originally design silver link bracelet made by a Canadian jewler Marie-Eve Bordeleau.

Dimensions :0,4 x 1,7 cm by link.
The size of the freshwater pearl may vary, will remain proportional to the bracelet.

This collection represents a dream of travel, ambition, health, liberty, a fondness for simple things as well as a passion for nature and life.

Included with the bracelet:
-A polishing cloth
-A bookmark about the collection
-A rigid box

*For care, gently clean the jewelry with the dry cloth. The polishing cloth is reusable even if it darkens.

Tip: keep your jewelry in an airtight bag when not being worn to slow down the oxidation process and to avoid excessive cleaning.

Inspiration:
The shell of the sea urchin inspires emotions, feelings and memories. The unique impressions left by the shells symbolize a true story, a trip or an unforgettable moment. By tracing an object into precious materials such as gold or silver, it becomes a reminder of a story that you never want to forget.

Word from the designer:
Being passionate about the arts since my childhood, I went to college in jewelry.
Since 2009, I have been manufacturing my orders own full-time jewelry collections in my studio located in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada. I draw inspiration from beautiful moments, the objects near me inspire me to create unique textures and leaves a trace of a moment of happiness!

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