Matte Black Stone & Braided Leather Band Bracelet Set
How to find your bracelet size
Measure your wrist size
Use a normal tape measurer or a strip of paper just below the wrist bone, where you would normally wear a bracelet.
If you’re using a strip of paper, you can mark the overlap with a pen, and then measure the length with a normal ruler on a flat surface
See how this bracelet fits you. The average man's wrist is 7” (18 cm).
| Wrist circumference | Fit |
|---|---|
| 6 3/4" | Loose fit |
| 7 1/8" | Normal fit |
| 7 1/2" | Normal fit |
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- Two-bracelet set
- Matte stones on durable elastic
- Classic steel & leather aesthetics
Description
Most of us bracelet lovers enjoy having a few of them on our wrists. What we've done with Trendhim's very own Neshraw line is put together pairs we know match perfectly.
Here, the first features natural black stone beads held together by a strong rubber band and an intricately detailed tube. The second, braided leather and a polished stainless steel clasp.
You could also wear them apart or on either wrist if you so desire. Ships in a handsome gift bag.
Specifications
Customer Reviews
The product is exactly what I wanted!
Looks as represented. I’m happy with it.
Looks great. I love it.
The one thing that surprised me was how heavy and sturdy the bracelet was. Perfect fit and vibrant colour.
Green beads bracelet is a bit small for my large wrist, so my wife is actually wearing it and loves it.
Great quality Nice engraving
This is a unique bracelet that goes well with other bracelets as well as looks beautiful by itself. Seems to be made very well also
This product is certainly good. The contrast with the two bracelets is perfect. The color even matched a ring I have. Great product and certainly worth the money.
I like it
Both bracelets are high quality and look good. Sometimes a product looks better on line than in person. Both met my expectations. Thanks.
