Men have worn bracelets for centuries. From prehistoric men who wore bracelets for clan spirits to warriors who wore bracelets to signify their societal position, bracelets have evolved greatly over the centuries.
N.W. jewelry artist Mary Truhler designed asymmetrical men’s bracelets with Tiger’s Eye gemstone, agates, lapis, tourmaline, and river stones. One-of-a-kind bracelets that exhibit eye-catching shades of nature and cut into unique shapes, from more traditional cuts like round and pear to show-stopping and unique shapes.
You may also ask: What size? 9″ with a toggle catch eye.
And what wrist?
Since watches are typically worn on the left wrist, wearing bracelets on the right wrist is a common and stylish approach to balance the look.
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway Street
Seaside, Oregon
- We are a premier source for stylish, chic, unique furnishings, art, jewelry, and extraordinary accessories: glass, paintings, photography, wood, stone, and sculpture.
- We have supported a remarkable fine art collection for nineteen years. It includes an exceptional group of regional artists in traditional and transitional styles.
- We also show contemporary art like realism, impressionism, and emerging art.
Since 2006
Beautiful things emphasize tranquility and timelessness; this is Fairweather.
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