Flower Of Life Bracelet S – Red Cord
Embrace Unity and Love with the Flower of Life Bracelet
Discover the profound symbolism and elegance in our Flower of Life Bracelet, crafted with ethical 925 silver or gold-covered silver. The vibrant red cord accentuates the timeless design, making this piece not only a fashion statement but also a reminder of life's interconnectedness.
Why Choose This Bracelet?
- Sacred Geometry: The Flower of Life is a symbol of creation, embodying unity and universal connectedness. Our meticulous 3D printing process ensures precision, capturing the essence of this sacred geometry.
- Emotional Resonance: Adorned with Rose Quartz, known as the crystal of unconditional love, this bracelet brings a nurturing energy of compassion and healing.
- Quality and Ethics: Responsibly made and non-allergic, this piece is handcrafted in Estonia with a focus on sustainable practices.
Perfect for Gifting
Each bracelet comes elegantly gift-wrapped in a black box featuring our logo, making it an excellent gift choice for yourself or someone special.
About the Brand
New Vintage by Kriss is a jewelry brand inspired by the diverse essence of women. Created by Kriss Eglite, each piece encourages women to live boldly and embrace their unique path. Designed for those who wear jewelry as an expression of their true selves, our collection reflects beauty in simplicity.
Key Features:
- Non-allergic jewelry
- Handcrafted with care
- Gift-wrapped for a memorable unboxing experience
Let the Flower of Life Bracelet inspire and accompany you on your journey, serving as a beautiful emblem of your values and aspirations. Purchase now and wear a piece of mindful elegance.
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