Teal Green Lamp-work Glass Bracelet
A collection of gorgeous lamp-work beads in shades of greens are the feature of this beautiful Teal Green glass bracelet. Aqua, Emerald and Seafoam green artisan glass beads add to the mix along with round silver spacer beads.
This awesome mix of beads include foil lined, frosted, transparent, translucent, glitter encrusted, and raised dotted, in assorted shapes of round, saucer, drum, triangular, and flat square.
This stunning one-of-a-kind Teal Green glass bracelet will fit a wrist up to 18.5cm. I have written a post on how to measure your wrist to get the best fit for your bracelet on my blog.
The beads are strung onto a nylon coated stainless steel wire and finished with a lobster clasp. Beading findings such as crimps covers and wire guardians give this design a professional finish.
The Teal Green Bracelet looks great on its own or stacked with other bracelets from my store. What a wonderful bracelet for anyone who loves artisan jewellery. It makes a unique and meaningful gift for yourself or someone you love.
The bracelet pictured is handmade by me in Western Australia and ready for collection from Bibra Lake or postage can be arranged.
- To collect from Bibra Lake, choose local pick-up during checkout, then book a time that suits for collection.
- Flat rate postage within Australia means you can add as many items as you wish without incurring extra postage costs. You may even be eligible for FREE tracked postage.
Other sizes, beads, and styles are available, contact me for a quote. I can adjust the length of my bracelets, but keep in mind, that although shortening them is usually no problem, lengthening depends on the availability of the beads. Custom enquiries are always welcome.
See my blog post on how to find the perfect bracelet size. This is a great resource if you are purchasing the bracelet as a gift for someone else. You can also find information on the Blog on such topics as how to clean and care for your beaded jewellery.
I edit my photos to show the beads as true to colour as possible, but the actual colours may vary slightly between monitors and in different light sources.
