Simple Friendship Bracelets UK
New Jewellery
Brand new for SS21, we’ve launched a delicate collection of friendship bracelets, the perfect gift to say thank you to that special fellow friend, shoulder to cry on, and all-around fab friend! A friendship bracelet, ‘a delicate braided bracelet presented as a token of friendship’ is truly nostalgic to us and we love the thought of cherishing a wonderful bracelet with such sentimental meaning.
Our gold and silver friendship bracelets are a fantastic accessory for jazzing up casual attire or adding a finishing touch to more formal outfits. Whether you’re simply a bracelet veteran or you want to experiment with new fashion trends, you’re in the right place. You can find our friendship bracelets UK Here
The sterling silver beaded bracelets are perfect for every day and look wonderful layered with other bracelets and bangles or simply on their own. Finished with a sterling silver lobster claw clasp the bracelets are interspersed with sterling silver beads. Length 7 inc.
Each bracelet shimmers from end to end due to the tiny faceted beads making it an ideal gift or simply a treat for yourself.
Presented in our signature Grey box with Amulette gold hand wax seal logo and chalk pink ribbon.
THE DETAILS
• 925 Sterling silver
• Bracelet size 7 inches
A friendship bracelet is a special, often handmade, piece either created for or intentionally chosen for a beloved friend or relative. Most commonly, they are made with cotton embroidery thread, however other materials such as hemp, linen, or plastic thread are also known to be used. The bracelets’ vibrant designs are created when the crafter either ties or weaves colourful thread in special knotted patterns. This is traditionally done by hand but can also be accomplished with a loom. THE HISTORY
While the exact origins of the knot-tying techniques used in friendship bracelets are a bit unclear, both ancient Chinese culture and Arabian culture are cited as likely having influenced the craft. The Chinese are among the earliest civilizations known to have developed decorative knot-tying techniques, which evolved into fashion accessories and household items, among other things. The art of macramé, where knots are tied into intricate patterns, is cited to have begun in 13th century Arabia. Both having the craft of knotting at their core, it’s easy to see how these cultures can serve as logical precursors of our beloved bracelets.
