Bracelet out of Leather, Stainless Steel and PVC with Gold-plated. Width:18mm. Length:20cm. With rubber ring for fixation. Stripes Grooves Rills Lines

Leather is a material obtained by tanning animal skin. Leather has been used as clothing pieces such as coats and shoes, as well as all kinds of accessories. For instance, we are accustomed having gloves, purses, hats and belts made of leather. However, also jewels are often made out of leather or at least, have some leather parts too: necklaces with leather cords, jewels of Native Americans, hair accessories or leather bracelets. Leather can be rubbed with oil to make it more supple. Thanks to this oil, the leather becomes waterproof. Animal oils soften leather and prolongs leather´s life.

Stainless steel´s extremely shiny surface with almost no uneven traces is highly appreciated. Furthermore, it is a hard, scratch-resistant and stainless material. Stainless steel does not tarnish and allergies to it are very rare.

Gold-plated refers to the coating of metallic and non-metallic objects with gold. There are around six different procedures. Nowadays, the most known procedure is galvination which implies the use of salt solution and electricity.

PVC (Polyvinyl chloride) is a soft and elastic material (commonly referred to as ´plastic´). PVC´s main features are very high resistance, minimum weight and thermal conductivity. PVC is skin-friendly and allergies to it are rarely found. injuries resulting from wearing PVC jewels are very unlikely due to its softness and elasticity.