There are all sorts of ways to wear a splash of color or a twinkling jewel on your wrist. Here’s a celebration of the ways: |
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The chain bracelet hangs delicately from the wrist and is closed with a lobster clasp or spring ring clasp. |
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The link bracelet is a twist on the chain bracelet, but each link is a decoration of its own. |
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The charm bracelet is a chain bracelet with dangling charms added. |
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The medical ID bracelet is a chain bracelet with medical charms or engraving. Its purpose is to alert first responders that you have a medical condition or are taking certain medicines. |
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The Identification bracelet is a chain bracelet with a plate to engrave your name or a message. |
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Beaded bracelets have beads all the way around and usually close with a lobster or spring ring clasp. |
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Stretch bracelets usually have beads on elastic with no clasp. |
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Toggle Clasp bracelets can be any type of bracelet, but have a toggle (bar and ring) clasp closure. |
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Omega bracelets are rather stiff metal scales over metal wire. |
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Liquid silver bracelets are composed if liquid silver beads. These are usually multi-strand and close with a cone shaped clasp. |
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Cuff bracelets are one-piece bracelets that do not close. They just go ¾ of the way around the wrist. |
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Bangle bracelets go all the way around in a ring with either no opening or with a hinged opening and box and tongue clasp. |
Anyway you do it, it’s lots of fun! |
