Product & Details
| Item Name | BT7302 |
| Total Weight | 50.4g |
| Size | 21CM |
| Material | 925 sterling silver |
| Plating Color | 14K Yellow Gold /Rhodium / Rose Gold |
| Enamel | mix colors |
| Stone Color | no |
| Color Lasting | It depends on how do you wear |
| Artisan Floral Details | Each tiny flower is meticulously enameled in soft pinks and greens. The 0.88" slim width ensures all-day comfort without sacrificing style. |
Effortless Elastic Fit | Flexible alloy construction stretches gently for easy wear. Lightweight at just 1.25oz - secure enough to stay put, soft enough for all-day comfort. |
| Thoughtful Floral Gift | Ideal for birthdays, anniversaries, or Mother’s Day. A wearable springtime celebration. |
DESIGN INSPIRATION: The Tides of Time
Concept: A delicate sterling silver chain featuring a hollow, adjustable bead-and-loop clasp, interwoven with a hand-poured resin charm. The resin is clear, encasing a real, preserved tiny seashell or a minute piece of dried hydrangea. The silver has a slight oxidized finish to give it a vintage, heirloom feel.
Name: The Keeper’s Knot
Visual Description:
The Chain: A 1.2mm solid sterling silver cable chain, 7 inches long, with a 1-inch adjustable tail chain ending in a tiny silver star.
The Clasp: A custom silver "lark’s head" sliding knot bead that moves smoothly, allowing the bracelet to fit any wrist from 5.5 to 7.5 inches.
The Focal Point: A 10mm x 12mm oval bezel filled with clear, high-gloss resin. Inside, a single "frozen moment"—a tiny white cowrie shell (representing protection) and a microscopic fleck of 24k gold leaf (representing hope).
The Vibe: Minimalist, poetic, waterproof (for everyday wear), and sentimental. It feels like a memory you can touch.
THE STORY: The Harbor You Carry
The Prologue (The Shell):
Three years ago, Elara and Liam spent a stormy weekend in a rented lighthouse cottage on the coast of Maine. On their last morning, the storm had passed, leaving a blanket of glittering seaweed and broken shells on the beach. Liam, who was afraid of the ocean but loved Elara’s passion for it, waded into the freezing tide to retrieve a tiny, perfect cowrie shell. He handed it to her, dripping wet and shivering.
“I can’t give you the ocean,” he said, “but I can give you the part of it that fits in your palm.”
They promised to meet again in six months. He left for a European tour. She stayed for her research.
The Conflict (The Fading Tide):
Months passed. Their calls grew shorter. Time zones became walls. Elara started to feel the distance like a physical ache. She was afraid she was becoming a memory he no longer reached for. One sleepless night, she found the cowrie shell in her coat pocket. It was chipped and dull. She felt like the shell—beautiful once, but now just a forgotten fragment.
The Creation (The Resin):
Instead of throwing it away, she took it to a jeweler. She didn't want a ring (too final) or a necklace (too close to her heart). She wanted something she could adjust—something that acknowledged that relationships change, tighten, and loosen.
She asked the jeweler to seal the tiny shell in clear resin, like a fossil of that perfect weekend. She added a single flake of gold—a symbol of the hope she refused to let go of. She designed the bracelet with an adjustable silver slider. The sliding knot represented flexibility: the ability to loosen when life pulls you apart, and tighten when you need to feel held.
The Resolution (The Letter):
She wore the bracelet every day. When she felt lonely, she would slide the knot up to make it snug against her wrist. “Tighten for closeness,” she told herself. On days she needed to focus on her own work, she’d loosen it, letting it hang loose like a bangle. “Loosen for freedom.”
Six months turned into a year. Then, on the anniversary of the storm, a package arrived. It was a silver bracelet, almost identical to hers, but inside his resin charm was a dried sprig of rosemary (for remembrance) and a tiny compass. His note read:
“I didn't know how to come home. But I watched you make an anchor out of a shell. I made a map out of my fear. Slide your knot to the tightest setting tonight. I’m at the airport.”
The Moral (For the Wearer):
This bracelet is not a promise to never leave. It is a promise to return. The adjustable silver is a reminder that love isn’t rigid—it’s a living knot. You can loosen it for growth, tighten it for security, but you never have to untie it completely.
Engraving Option inside the clasp: “Loosen. Tighten. Stay.”
FAQ :
1.MOQ: 10pcs
All of sample can be made as for your requirement
1) offer existing sample
2) sample based on customer's requirement will be charged, the sample cost will return if your order
more than 100pcs.
2 .How to order
Step 1: Send quotation to confirm price.
Step 2: After price is confirmed, send proforma invoice.Customer pays 30% deposit.
Step 3: After receiving deposit, we will start production.
Step 4: Before shipment, send commercial invoice. Customer pays 70% balance.
Last: After receiving balance, ship the parcel.
3. Payment terms
-TT/ Western Union/ Paypal/ Bank Transfer
-30% deposit in advance,70% balance will be paid before deliver
4. Delivery time
-Sample order: 10-15days after getting deposit
-Bulk order: 30-40days after getting deposit
5. Shipment
-Freight is depends on the weight and location
- Products will reach your hands about 3~5days by DHL/FEDEX/UPS/ EMS/TNT
6. Packing
- Provide spare stones for each size
-with OPP bag and strong cartoon
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