By Satomi Studio
Auspicious Bracelet
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Why we carry this
The dragon holds particular significance in Chinese tradition - a creature that embodies luck, power, and nobility all at once. This bracelet carries that symbolism nicely, whether worn on its own or stacked with others to build something more elaborate.
The hand-carved and cast construction gives it a deliberate quality, a sense that someone actually made the thing rather than punched it out by the thousands. Brass and sterling silver, materials that age interestingly and don't pretend to be something they're not.
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