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Celtic Triskele Pewter Bracelet
Only $14.00
- Lead-free pewter
- 6" long
- 7/8" wide
- Easily adjustable
$14.00
Three is the magic number, right? And with this 3-armed triskele dominating the center of the bracelet's design, you can be sure you'll feel absolutely enchanting whenever you wear it. The two panels of Celtic knots taper gracefully as they wrap around your wrist.
The Celtic Triskele Bracelet is made of polished pewter. It measures 6" long overall, and is 7/8" wide at the center point.
The Celtic Triskele Bracelet is made of polished pewter. It measures 6" long overall, and is 7/8" wide at the center point.
How do I put this bracelet on?
When you put this bracelet on, turn it so that it can slip on over the narrowest part of the wrist, 90° off from where it will end up. If you need to make the gap larger in order to put it on, you can bend the metal gently. Pewter is a relatively soft metal and can be shaped with minimal hand strength. Just be aware that the more you move the metal, the more brittle it will get. Do not over-extend the gap when you are putting the bracelet on.
Can I wear this as an arm band, on my upper arm?
Well, yes, but… as we said in the previous question, pewter becomes more brittle every time it is bent. Getting your arm band into position is likely to require bending the metal more than usual. It won't have an immediate effect, but over time, it may shorten the life of your bracelet. Always move the bracelet slowly and gently.
When you put this bracelet on, turn it so that it can slip on over the narrowest part of the wrist, 90° off from where it will end up. If you need to make the gap larger in order to put it on, you can bend the metal gently. Pewter is a relatively soft metal and can be shaped with minimal hand strength. Just be aware that the more you move the metal, the more brittle it will get. Do not over-extend the gap when you are putting the bracelet on.
Can I wear this as an arm band, on my upper arm?
Well, yes, but… as we said in the previous question, pewter becomes more brittle every time it is bent. Getting your arm band into position is likely to require bending the metal more than usual. It won't have an immediate effect, but over time, it may shorten the life of your bracelet. Always move the bracelet slowly and gently.
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