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This bracelet has a secure opening clasp, and will be custom made to your desired length.

This bracelet was designed for men, but has been popularly accepted as unisex.

This listing is for a 4.0mm bracelet in 9 inch length. (It is the bracelet closest to the models hand in the photo.) For others length or width opt...

The model is wearing the 2.5mm with a 4.0mm. Only 2.5mm width is available at this time. This is the bracelet size of the same Byzantine chain offe...

  This listing is for a size 7.65 Ellipse Looking Glass Bracelet, as shown. If you require sizing or other options, please use the permanent listin...

Cultural NotesThe meander, or “The Greek key”, has been named after the river described in Iliad by Homer. It is a symbol of the bonds of friendsh...

Also shown (sold separately)Hinged Triple Bar Ring

Made with your choice of leather color. It has a secure opening clasp. Also ShownThe Heracles Knot Byzantine Chain Bracelet

  Also Shown (sold separately)The Heracles Double Strand Leather Bracelet

Also Shown (sold separately)Pillgrip Segmented Thin Bangle Bracelet Sterling Silver High Byzantine Chain  Complete the Collection Flower Pendant Fl...

Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...

Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...

Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...

Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...

Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...

Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...