Double Black Cross bracelet
Bead skull bracelet for men or women double Black Cross
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, mounted on extremely resistant elastic cable.
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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 our Double Black Cross Bracelet, a bold and iconic piece that perfectly embodies the rebel and rock spirit. Designed especially for men, this beads skull bracelet is a unique masterpiece, with a double strand mounted on an exceptionally strong elastic cable.
The distinctive design of the bracelet is enriched by several skulls, pewter crosses, a small black cross and the emblematic logos of the Santa Muerte brand. Inspired by the Teutonic Knights and their iconic Black Cross, this bracelet captures the rugged, rebellious aesthetic of that era.
Each bracelet is a completely handcrafted work of art, with black regatite beads , a fine stone that adds a touch of mysterious elegance. The pieces that make up this piece of jewelry are made of pure pewter , guaranteeing a non-allergenic product, without any alloy.
The Santa Muerte brand embodies the spirit of tattoos, rock and rebellion in general. Wear this bracelet with pride to express your individuality and unique style. Although designed for men, this bold bracelet can also be worn with confidence by women who embrace the rebellious side of fashion.
Opt for authenticity, exceptional craftsmanship and originality with our Double Black Cross Bracelet. Make a statement, embrace your rebellious side and stand out from the crowd with this exceptional piece of jewelry. Order now to own a unique piece that will perfectly complement your distinctive look.
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.
