Bracelet Black Cross acero
Bead skull bracelet for men or women Black Cross acero
Men's or women's double row bead bracelet in 8 mm fine stones adorned with our skull, two pewter crosses, a hematite cross and our pewter Santa Muerte logo, Climb on steel cable, toggle clasp.
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Each bracelet is made to order and by hand in our Parisian workshop.
Most common Size for women: S (15cm)
Most common Size for Men: L (19cm)
Size XL (21cm) is to be reserved for VERY large wrists
Discover the rebellious exclusivity of the Acero Black Cross Bracelet from Santa Muerte, a unique piece that fuses the aesthetics of tattoos, rock and rebellion. This expertly crafted men's skull bracelet is a masterpiece of black regalite beads , offering a bold and distinctive experience.
The Acero Black Cross Bracelet stands out for its double row design, mounted on a sturdy steel cable, ensuring durability and style. The clasp engraved with the brand name, Santa Muerte, symbolizes the alliance of strength and individuality.
Inspired by legendary knights of the Black Cross, such as the Teutonic Knights, each bracelet features a small black cross , adding a touch of mystery and symbolism.
Proudly handcrafted, every detail of the Acero Black Cross Bracelet embodies exceptional craftsmanship. The black regalite beads , quality fine stones, reflect the authenticity and originality of the jewel. The component parts are made of pewter, guaranteeing a non-allergenic product without any alloy.
The Santa Muerte brand embodies the rebellious spirit, aimed at lovers of tattoos, rock and bold style. This bracelet, initially designed for men, can also be worn with confidence by women, adding a touch of character and distinction to any outfit.
Opt for rebellious elegance with the Acero Black Cross Bracelet from Santa Muerte, an unrivaled style statement that transcends the boundaries of conventional fashion. Order now to assert your individuality.
A knight with the black cross or medieval Teutonic knight was a member of the Catholic military order Deutscher Orden or Teutonic Order, officially founded in March 1198 CE. With their famous black cross on a white tunic, the austere Teutonic Knights became masters of trade and diplomacy, carving out vast swathes of territory from their base in Prussia and building castles across Europe, from Sicily to Lithuania.
