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SIFRIMANIA Powerful Prosperity Red Unisex Adult Bracelet Evil Eye Real Azabache Pulsera para el Mal de Ojo
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Product Description
SIFRIMANIA Powerful Prosperity Red Unisex Adult Bracelet Evil Eye Real Azabache Pulsera para el Mal de Ojo
- WARNING: This is an adult-size bracelet. It does not fit babies' or toddlers' wrists. Please don't use it on babies or Infants.
- Details: It is woven with a macrame snake knot with a red cotton-linen cord and 3mm gold plated balls. At the center has a 0.2 inches genuine jet stone (azabache) cylindric bead and a 5 mm round evil eye glass bead and 5mm red natural seed. Bracelet minimum size is 6" inches or 17 cm and can be extended to 9" inches or 23 cm approximately
- Concept Design: Evil eye, also called the eye of Turkey or Nazar, it symbolizes luck, fortune, protection, and prosperity. The evil eye jewelry can bring good luck when entering a potentially harmful environment.
- NOTE: It is made with a natural porous seed. If it gets wet it will break due to its natural porosity. Please do not shower wearing the bracelet.
- Package: It comes in a cellophane antitarnish bag with an organza pouch bubble wrapped and well protected.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
SIFRIMANIA
Color
Red
Size
Medium
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