Gold Filled Plain Thick C-Band Bracelet - Adult

Product Description

Our Gold Filled Plain Thick C-band Bracelet is a beautifully crafted heirloom quality bracelet that will be treasured for years to come. This thicker band is a substantial 1/4 inch thick. This classic hand-made bracelet goes with any outfit in her wardrobe. Wear it as-is or personalize with an engraved monogram, initial, or sentimental inscription. A wonderful choice for birthdays, graduations, weddings, anniversaries, retirements, or any of life's special milestones.

Features

• Made of Gold Fill (gold that has been pressure-bonded to jeweler's brass)
• Dimensions: 6" circumference including gap, 1/4" thick
• Can be bent slightly to fit wrists 6" - 6 1/2" in circumference
• Engravable - fits up to 30 characters (including spaces) on the inside of the band
• Hand-made locally in Williamsburg, Virginia

Engraving Services

Our expert team at Brick & Vine store in Merchants Square is ready to assist you with your engraving order. Please visit our Engraving Services page to review engraving options. When you are ready to place your order, use the form at the bottom of the Engraving Services page to reach the store team directly. Please Note: Do not order items online that need to be engraved or they will be shipped to you without engraving.

Product Care

Keep your bracelet dry and away from humidity. Chemicals, sweat, lotions, and other cosmetics can cause gold-fill jewelry to tarnish more quickly. Avoid wearing it while swimming or exercising, and remove it before using cleaning supplies. Rinse your bracelet in lukewarm water and dry it with a soft polishing cloth after each use.

Wearing Instructions

Slightly bend the bracelet open and fit your wrist sideways into the gap. Do not pull or bend the bracelet excessively, as this may eventually cause a stress fracture. Take care while wearing - the bracelet can hook onto other objects resulting in damage or injury. 

Inspiration

Cuff bracelets are inspired by decorative silver hollow ware moldings from the 18th century in Colonial Williamsburg's antiques collections.