Natural Cork Bracelet with Hammered Silver & Ceramic Ornaments

This Natural Cork Bracelet with Hammered Silver & Ceramic Ornaments is simply stunning. It features two contrasting bands of natural cork. The second band is beige in colour. It has beautiful, subtle gold detailing woven across the surface of the cork and delicate hints of colour that perfectly complement the ceramic embellishments.

There’s a fabulous hammered silver oval piece that sits centre stage of the bracelet. This is accompanied by three lovely ceramic ornaments in neutral shades of cream, beige and pale pink. The overall combination of these elements is incredibly striking.

The stylish silver coloured fastening is magnetic which makes the bracelet particularly easy to put on and take off.

Size:

Measurements should only be used as a guide. Sizes can vary due to the hand crafted nature of the product.

Flat: the bracelet measures 200mm in length and 24mm at its widest point.

Please note:

Each bracelet is hand made from natural materials. As such colours, grain and sizes may vary slightly from piece to piece and from the photo shown.

About our cork jewellery

All our cork jewellery is hand crafted by skilled artisans in Portugal. It is an entirely natural and renewable resource. Cork is environmentally friendly, recyclable and biodegradable.

Cork production is considered sustainable. This is because during harvesting only the bark is stripped and the cork tree is not damaged or felled. Therefore, the tree continues to live and grow a new layer of cork in subsequent years.

PETA-Approved Vegan

All of our cork jewellery is PETA-Approved Vegan. So, when you see the PETA logo against any of our products, you can be assured that you’re making an ethical purchase. These products contain no leather, fur, wool, skin, exotic skins or any other animal-derived fabric. As part of the “PETA-Approved Vegan” programme in Europe, Crazy About wood has signed PETA’s statement of assurance verifying that the relevant products are vegan. For more information on PETA UK, visit https://www.peta.org.uk/