Bettina Vogt Knotted bracelet out of Brass and Glass with Waxed Linhasita yarn. Width:5,5mm. Cross-section:5mm. Length:15-22cm. Adjustable length.

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Macramé. Handmade in Switzerland. Adjustable length.
Brand

Bettina Vogt

Item number

bra902

Color

orange / gold-coloured / pink

Width

5.5mm

Cross-section

5mm

Length

15-22cm

Weight

2.6g

Material

Waxed Linhasita yarn
Brass
Glass

Customers

Women

Body location

Hand / Arm

Sustainability

100% climate-neutral

Quick shipping ex stock. In your mailbox in 24h!
Right of return: 30 days, free return shipping.
Top quality and nickel-free.
2 years warranty.
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No advance payment necessary. By invoice.
Description

These delicate creations are knotted by hand in Switzerland with lots of love. The knotting technique of the bracelets is called macramé, which is always popular and timeless. The materials used in the production are carefully selected and woven together. We are delighted that you support Swiss Handmade.

Availability
Only few pieces immediately available ex stock
Immediately ready for dispatch. Delivery time: 1 days within Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Delivery to other countries might take a bit longer.
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Waxed Linhasita yarn
Linhasita is a polyester rope that is very suitable for fine handicrafts. In the past, it was mainly used for sewing leather together. The polyester cord is coated with mineral wax using a special waxing technique and is therefore tear-resistant and protected from the weather.
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Brass
Brass is a gold-coloured alloy of copper and zinc. Depending on the mixture proportions of cooper and zinc, its color varies from gold-orange (high copper content) to light yellow. Allergies to brass occur very rarely.
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Glass
Glass is an amorph, i.e. not crystalline substance. Glass is usually produced by melting quartz sand and other materials. Objects seen in daily life and made out of glass (e.g. drinking vessels/glass and window glass, TV screens and light bulbs) are just a samples of the variety of glasses. Most of the famous glass jewelries of the world is made of Murano glass, which was first created in the Murano Island near Venice in the 13th century.
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