Pea-pod Bangle
A plain 3mm thick sterling silver band has been soldered to a fold-formed ‘pea-pod’ shape to create this striking bangle.
The bangle fits a smallish wrist (around 6cm, measured from the knuckle at the base of your little finger to the knuckle at the base of your index finger). The measurement is fairly important for this bangle, to ensure that it fits snugly and the ‘pod’ stays in position on the top of the wrist.
Please email for further information if in any doubt as to your wrist size.
Like all of my products, this is a one-off piece, and has been hallmarked with my registered maker’s mark at the Birmingham Assay Office.
See my blog page for an explanation of hallmarking, and why it’s important!
SORRY – SOLD!
Free P&P
A plain 3mm thick sterling silver band has been soldered to a fold-formed ‘pea-pod’ shape to create this striking bangle.
The bangle fits a smallish wrist (around 6cm, measured from the knuckle at the base of your little finger to the knuckle at the base of your index finger). The measurement is fairly important for this bangle, to ensure that it fits snugly and the ‘pod’ stays in position on the top of the wrist.
Please email for further information if in any doubt as to your wrist size.
Like all of my products, this is a one-off piece, and has been hallmarked with my registered maker’s mark at the Birmingham Assay Office.
See my blog page for an explanation of hallmarking, and why it’s important!
SORRY – SOLD!
Free P&P
A plain 3mm thick sterling silver band has been soldered to a fold-formed ‘pea-pod’ shape to create this striking bangle.
The bangle fits a smallish wrist (around 6cm, measured from the knuckle at the base of your little finger to the knuckle at the base of your index finger). The measurement is fairly important for this bangle, to ensure that it fits snugly and the ‘pod’ stays in position on the top of the wrist.
Please email for further information if in any doubt as to your wrist size.
Like all of my products, this is a one-off piece, and has been hallmarked with my registered maker’s mark at the Birmingham Assay Office.
See my blog page for an explanation of hallmarking, and why it’s important!
SORRY – SOLD!
Free P&P