Bracelet Design

In this application you can search for a variety of bracelet design references

Traditionally, a bracelet is usually made of precious metal; such as gold, silver, platinum or other precious metals, and a series of pearls or beads. Bracelets are sometimes encrusted with precious stones such as diamonds and gems. There are also bracelets engraved from intact rocks such as jade. Apart from being made of metal or mineral rocks, there are also bracelets made from plant fibers, such as from wood or roots (such as bahar root bracelets), or plant fibers woven and woven.

Currently the materials used for making necklaces are quite diverse, for example; iron, steel, bronze, copper, ceramics, glass, saga fruit seeds, cloth, stone, rattan, wood, bamboo, horns, skin, bones, shells, rubber, plastic, and many more. Bracelets are usually chain-shaped and are sometimes added pendants, pendants or pendants as sweeteners.

here is one of the functions of the bracelet:

The bracelet can function as jewelry or as a marker of the status of the person wearing it. Bracelets have been used throughout history by men and women. Used either as jewelry or to mark differences in many cultures. In some cultures, the bracelet can indicate the status and social class of the user. Nobles, royal families, or wealthy people usually use fancy bracelets from precious metals such as gold and silver and jeweled. In ancient Middle Eastern and Ancient Roman culture, neck bracelets or necklaces were specially worn by slaves to mark their status.

Now in modern times a bracelet can also be labeled, tagged, or a sheet that is written on the identity of the person wearing it. Such uses include hospital patient bracelets, or tag bracelets for concert attendees or club guests. Other contemporary uses such as friendship bracelets, the same bracelets worn by a pair or a group of friends, or colorful rubber bracelets that show the theme of certain solidarity, such as HIV-AIDS solidarity, nationalism, or other solidarity themes.