Name: Minimalist European Flower Glass Bracelet
SKU: B0004
Price: 18.92 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

Minimalist European White Flower Glass Pink Beaded Bracelet

Unique lampwork flower glass beaded bracelet completed with carefully made “Frosted Plumeria” Japanese Glass beads and Czech Clear seed beads! This minimalist piece of jewelry is a stunner by itself, but also would love to be paired with other, simple bracelets, and / or a statement watch.

bracelet length: 7 inch – 8.5 inch

– 10 x 8mm large lobster clasp for easy closure
– 45 mm long extender links for adjustable length
– European White Flower Lampwork Bead
– Stainless Steel Wire
– Opaque Pastel Frosted Plumeria Japanese Glass Beads
– Featuring Czech Clear Seed Beads
– Rhodium Plated Lobster Clasp & Chain
– All items are handcrafted with love and made in Las Vegas.

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Additional information

Lampwork Bead	Lampwork beads are hand crafted with exquisite precision and detail. Early lampwork beads were created with the flame of an oil lamp, hence then name, but today are formed with torches. These type of beads are handmade by blowing and shaping molten glass over and through a torch, using tools and hand movements to form amazing and intricate designs. This glasswork technique is alive with mesmerizing colors and fascinating details.
Pink	The color pink represents compassion, nurturing and love. It relates to unconditional love, understanding, and the giving and receiving of nurturing.
Japanese Glass Beads	The history of glass bead making in Japan is very short. It started in the Hiroshima Fukuyama area in the beginning of the Showa era (1930s)as a “Mom-and-Pop” business. Today, Japanese glass beads are the best quality in the World! These tiny treasures were carefully hand made with attention and care! Each and every bead is made to last with precise details and colors! Consistent size, shape and quality!
Rhodium	Rhodium is a precious metal, a member of the platinum family. Rhodium electroplating is used, especially on jewelry, to provide a surface that will resist scratches and tarnish, and give a white, reflective appearance.
Czech Glass Beads	The story of Czech glass beads begins in the 3rd century BCE, when Celtic craftsmen began to produce the first glass beads in Bohemia, now known as the Czech Republic. These beads were of great value for trade and personal ornamentation. These glass beads are still produced in small batches by skilled artisans. Today, Czech Glass Beads are known over the world for exemplary craftsmanship, vivid color and bead-to-bead consistency.