• A person wearing a navy blue button-up shirt with the top buttons undone, showing a pendant necklace and an artisanal made Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff on their left wrist.
  • The Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff, crafted in sterling silver, features a braided design with smooth ends adorned by small round embellishments. This artisanal piece exudes a nautical touch and is showcased on a white background with a subtle reflection beneath the bracelet.
  • wearable art for men by Angela Lago
  • A hand wearing a Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff with animal-shaped charms reaches out to open a wooden door with intricate carvings.
  • A person wearing a blue shirt and light blue jeans is displaying their hand adorned with multiple sterling silver rings and a Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff.
  • A close-up of a person's hand wearing the Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff with two small decorative ends. The background is a plain, light-colored wall.
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Angela Lago Sea Jewelry

Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff

Nautical Atlantic Bracelet Rope Cuff

€180,00 EUR
€180,00 EUR
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  • Nautical bracelet made in 100% Sterling Silver, 100% bronze or 100% brass. Also 18k gold on request.
  • Each piece is meticulously artisanal made one by one by Angela Lago in her Studio-Atelier in Madrid
  • Traditionally, sailors wore rope bracelets as a symbol of camaraderie and brotherhood among the crew. These bracelets draw inspiration from that heritage, carrying the same spirit of connection and meaning.

To keep any metal cuff bracelet in perfect condition—this one and any others you might have—and to avoid metal stress or fatigue, follow these simple tips:

    1. Put it on carefully: Gently open the bracelet and slide it over the side of your wrist. Avoid opening it too much to prevent deformation. Metal can suffer stress if handled roughly, which could lead to cracks or breaks.

    2. Gentle adjustment: Once on your wrist, adjust the bracelet by gently pressing the ends. Do not tighten it too much; it should be comfortable. Remember that forcing the metal can weaken its structure over time.

    3. Remove it delicately: Slide the bracelet off the side of your wrist to remove it. Avoid opening it too much when doing so. Repeated stress on the metal from opening and closing the bracelet can compromise its integrity. Video

    4. Fit it well the first time: Ensure a good fit the first time you wear it, so you can put it on without needing to open it each time.

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