Bracelet Nurul

Recycled 925 Sterling Silver

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Sustainable Jewellery

Our jewellery is sustainably made from recycled silver and gold. Packaged in 100% biodegradable (potato) starch packaging.

Description

Allow us to introduce you to the Nurul Bracelet: a sturdy yet sophisticated item of jewellery, lovingly crafted by hand in Southeast Asia using recycled silver. The Nurul weaving technique combines tough with elegant. This enduring design from Amsterdam oozes craftsmanship in every detail. Perfect to mix and match courtesy of the timeless design. Will it be yourself or someone else you spoil when celebrating life with this stunning jewellery?

Specifications

Collection	Nurul
Length	190 mm
Lock	Box lock with 8 locking
Material	Recycled 925 Sterling Silver
Width	10.5 mm
Sex	Unisex

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Handcrafted by artisans, worn with purpose

Our Amsterdam-based designers work closely with the most talented craftsmen (and women) of Southeast Asia to create the perfect handmade premium jewelry for you. Each handcrafted piece is unique and enriches your personal legacy.
Every piece is a grounding reminder for each step of the way.

Designed with passion

Designed by a visionary artisan, it seamlessly blends traditional designs with a modern twist, making each piece a timeless treasure. Its intricate details combine Amsterdam's vibrant creativity with Southeast Asia's traditional craftsmanship.
Crafted by hand

Each handmade piece is bonded by stories and connected by craft. It takes at least 72 man-hours to create a single piece of Buddha to Buddha jewelry.
Filled with meaning

Our jewelry celebrates every chapter of life. We're here for the ‘the good, the bad, and the ugly’. Each piece offers a grounding reminder of a life well-lived and connections worth cherishing.