Men and Women Macrame Bracelet Olive Leaf on sterling silver, Natural Boho brace

CODE: BOG 1083, BO 1073
This adjustable Real Olive Leaf Bracelet is made of sterling recycled silver. Every delicate vein on the leaf can be seen.
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The olive branch is a symbol of peace , protection and fertility.
100% Designed by Nature

Create an olive Inspired set of natural jewelry with this Olive Necklace: https://www.etsy.com/listing/560099206/mnj-neclace-by-real-olive-olive-leaf?ref=listings_manager_grid

The leaf is polished to a shiny Silver or gold  finish. I put a tarnish-resistant varnish that keep them shiny for many years (maybe for ever – depend of the use ) .

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All items arrive gift boxed!
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Here you will find handmade Jewelry using a rare and difficult technique  in recycled sterling silver 925 . All jewelry are made in molds by the real flowers and plants.
Here the artist is nature itself, I just do the transforming it into a wearable piece of jewelry.
I aim to make those who wear my creations feel beautiful and unique, and those who see them feel joy. I want to show that the best jewel is nature itself. Nature makes you feel beautiful .

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Please feel free to contact me with any questions, and thanks for looking!

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