Men's beads bracelet ciudad blanca

Bead skull bracelet for men or women Ciudad blanca

• snowflake obsidian

• black regalite

• Green Imperial Jasper

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 all our collections of skull bracelets , in single, double and triple rows but also our skull bracelets in leather and our skull necklaces .

Discover the Ciudad Blanca bracelet, a rebellious and daring work of art that embodies the spirit of the Santa Muerte brand. This men's skull bracelet is precision crafted, comprised of beads obsidian, black regalite, and green imperial jasper beads, each carefully selected for its exceptional quality.

This unique piece of jewelry stands out for its double row of beads mounted on a solid steel cable, offering a robust and masculine style. The discreet clasp proudly displays the name of the Santa Muerte brand, evoking the world of tattoos, rock, and rebel culture. Every detail, including the multiple skulls embedded in the bracelet, captures the essence of freedom, speed, and rebellion.

The handcrafting of each bracelet guarantees exceptional quality. Each bead is a fine stone, carefully worked to ensure impeccable aesthetics. The parts that make up the bracelet are made of pure pewter , without any alloy, thus ensuring a non-allergenic product.

The Ciudad Blanca bracelet is not just for men. Its versatile design also makes it perfect for bold women looking to express their unique style. Pair it with your daily outfit to show off your rebellious personality and love for freedom.

Explore the distinctive world of Santa Muerte with the Ciudad Blanca bracelet. Order now and wear a symbol of style, strength and individuality. Join the community of motorcycle, tattoo, and rock enthusiasts, and assert your identity with this exceptionally designed piece of jewelry.

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