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Make a glamourous statement with this black and rose gold magnetic bracelet. Made with stainless steel and ceramic this stylish and unique ladies magnetic bracelet has stunning rose gold detailing too. This magnetic bracelet has all the benefits of magnetic therapy and the sturdiness of stainless steel rolled in to one.
Ceramics, which are objects made from clay and then hardened by heat, have been used by humans for various purposes for over 27,000 years. The discovery of fired clay objects dates back to the Palaeolithic era. However, the specific history of ceramic bracelets is not well-documented in ancient times.
In more recent history, ceramic jewelry gained popularity during the Art Nouveau movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Artists and artisans during this period were exploring new materials and techniques, and ceramics provided an opportunity for experimentation. Ceramic bracelets, along with other types of ceramic jewelry such as pendants and brooches, were created with intricate designs, often inspired by nature and characterized by flowing lines and organic forms.
Slimline and subtle, slightly narrower in style this ceramic and magnetic bracelet is perfect for those that want an understated health bracelet. Made with stainless steel and ceramic this minimal and chic magnetic bracelet is a timeless choice. This magnetic bracelet has all the benefits of magnetic therapy and the sturdiness of stainless steel rolled in to one. An alluring and subtle magnetic bracelet that can be worn anywhere anytime.
During the mid-20th century, ceramic bracelets became particularly popular in certain regions, such as Latin America. In Mexico, for example, traditional ceramic bracelets are often hand-painted with vibrant colours and intricate patterns, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the country.
In contemporary times, ceramic bracelets continue to be popular as a fashion accessory and a form of self-expression. They are often appreciated for their unique appearance, durability, and versatility. Ceramic is a versatile material that allows for a wide range of colours, textures, and finishes. It can be shaped and moulded into various designs, from delicate and intricate patterns to bold and modern styles.
Ceramic bracelets are also valued for their hypoallergenic properties. Unlike some metals, ceramics are less likely to cause skin irritation or allergies, making them a popular choice for individuals with sensitive skin.
Today, ceramic bracelets are available in a variety of styles and designs, catering to different tastes and preferences. They can be found in both artisanal and mass-produced forms, offering a range of options for consumers.
It's important to note that the history of ceramic bracelets can vary across different cultures and regions, as ceramics have been used by civilizations around the world for various purposes.
This is a personal choice; with fashion bracelets the choice is up to you. Ideally between two to three bracelets gives interest and colour. However, if you are wearing more than ten then it may be a little overwhelming and uncomfortable.
This really depends on your personal preference; traditional etiquette may say that a woman should wear a bracelet on the right but most people will wear a bracelet on one wrist and watch on the other – depending on what is comfortable. Some may wear no watch and wear bracelets on both wrists – it really is a personal choice.
This monochrome white and black magnetic bracelet gives us all sorts of Parisian vibes. Made with stainless steel and ceramic this minimal and chic womens magnetic bracelet is a classic choice. This magnetic bracelet has all the benefits of magnetic therapy and the sturdiness of stainless steel rolled in to one.
Ideally if you are wearing a longer sleeve top or jacket the bracelet has some texture for the bracelet to cling to and then that way it doesn’t look too odd. Larger bracelets can look effective if there is more than one bracelet – this way it can look more like stacked bracelets. However, it is not advisable to wear a large bracelet and a smaller one together as the smaller bracelets could get lost underneath the larger bracelet.
Wearing jewellery and bracelets is an expression of style and personality, people stack bracelets on their wrists to express their uniqueness and individuality, some bracelets also have sentimental value as well.
Be cool in blue with this ceramic and stainless steel magnetic bracelet. Links of deep navy blue are strung together with silver stainless steel links. This robust and manly magnetic bracelet is sophisticated, strong and reliable.
Here are the top 4 types of bracelets:
Bangle Bracelets: Traditionally stemming from India this is similar to a cuff style, a closed style bracelet that has no opening but is slid on to the wrist.
Link bracelets: These bracelets are made with connecting links, this type of bracelet can be adjusted by adding or removing links. Link bracelets have clasps that can be opened and closed for easy opening and closing of the bracelet.
Cuff bracelets: These bracelets are similar to bangle bracelets but they usually have a small gap in the bracelet. This type of bracelet is usually a wider and chunkier style of bracelet but this depends on the style.
Charm Bracelets and tennis bracelets:
Charm bracelets are usually a narrow chain with small trinkets attached to it, these are either permanently attached to the bracelet or they can be removed or attached on to the bracelet as well. Tennis bracelets are bracelets that consists of a single strand of stones usually rhinestones, diamonds or other types of gems usually in a loose fitting, flexible strand style.
Be subtle and fresh with this white and rose gold magnetic bracelet. Made with stainless steel and ceramic this stylish and unique magnetic bracelet has stunning rose gold detailing too. This magnetic bracelet has all the benefits of magnetic therapy and the sturdiness of stainless steel rolled in to one.
Right-handed people tend to wear bracelets on their right wrist and a watch on their left hand and vice versa for left handed. This is by no means a rule to adhere to, best thing is to go with what feels comfortable and what feels right to you.
This depends on the type of bracelet, if it is a robust metal like gold, silver, copper, stainless steel, titanium or solid rose gold then yes you can and you should. If it is costume jewellery then check the metals it is made of. As long as you take off costume jewellery before showering and take the bracelets off at night then you should be fine to wear your bracelet everyday.
Yes it is fine to wear bracelets on both wrists, as long as it feels comfortable and it is safe to do so then experiment and try bracelets on both wrists. Matching bracelets and contrast bracelets work well on both wrists especially if you dressing up for an occasion, however wearing bracelets on both wrists for daily wear is fine too.
Any bracelet can look good on a small wrist, ideally a closer fitting bracelet like a close fitting bangle, or an adjustable chain bracelet can look good as well. Adjustable bracelets are also ideal practically for smaller wrists as you can usually adjust them with a link removal tool to make them as small as you need them.
We hope you found this article useful, as ever we go to great lengths to explore information that helps us become experts in the jewellery, copper, magnetic and health field and as ever we like to share that information with our customers and DEMI+CO family.
Here at DEMI+CO we work closely with our manufacturers to ensure they use quality metals and skilled craftspeople that create beautiful jewellery with care. We use quality stainless steel, copper, titanium, rose gold, gold, and silver to ensure all our pieces last as long possible. We also try and make sure we curate stunning collections of magnetic jewellery, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings so that there is something to suit all styles and all personalities. We also try and make sure that we have treat our customers to discounts and great customer service wherever we can. As ever we always like to keep our door open and try and ensure we answer and deal with any queries and questions too.
There have been some studies on magnetic therapy benefits, which we have detailed below, however not enough research has been conducted to make any of the findings conclusive. However here at DEMI+CO we feel that if our magnetic bracelets are helping our customers then we feel its enough to detail their reviews and testimonials in the hope that it helps others.
