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This item will be posted to you by Leisa Howes Jewellery within 3 days of receiving payment.
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| United Kingdom | £7.50 | £1.00 |
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Thank you for visiting my Folksy Shop - I design and make unique pieces of jewellery and metal craft based in East Yorkshire.
My shop will close in 17th December for the festive period. Wishing you all the very best and thank you for supporting my shop xx
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Full description
A sterling silver polar bear and narwhal bracelet with shepherds hook fastening, inspired by my scenic bangles.
I love bangles but they do not love going over my hands.....I wanted to create a scenic bracelet, a lovely alternative for anyone like me who struggles with bangles, and of course for all bracelet lovers! Completely handmade with a shepherds hook fastening.
The overall length is approx 21cm, but the shepherds hook fastening gives you the option to shorten the length to approx 17.5cm (depending on which link you attach it too).
The central scene measures approx 47x19mm and curves slightly to compliment your wrist.
Hallmarked by Sheffield Assay Office.
Making process:
Each piece I create is made using traditional jewellers tools; these include a jewellers saw to pierce out shapes, hand engravers, metal punches and hammers to create detail and texture, with a fair bit of soldering, filing, sanding and polishing. My finished work is oxidised to highlight the detail in each piece.
I started making jewellery in 2005 and my inspiration has remained constant over the years; a deep love of nature, wildlife, folklore and mythology; feeling connected to our ancient ancestors through the beautiful landscape of the British Isles and my love of history.
Designed by Leisa Howes in Kingston upon Hull
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