The Gold Edith Bracelet features beautifully curved links in 18 carat gold-plated brass that create a striking yet understated elegance. Designed for versatility, this bracelet is perfect for stacking with other pieces or wearing solo to elevate everyday outfits. With a secure lock closure and a focus on quality, this piece embodies timeless style that can easily transition from daytime to evening looks.
From the brand: Elevate your look
The Gold Edith Bracelet is characterized by subtle curve-shaped links crafted from 18 carat gold-plated brass. With a discreet lock ensuring a beautiful finish, it
can help build the perfect stack or shine solo for easy everyday gleam.
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Material: 18k Gold plated Brass
Care: Keep jewelry away from water and chemicals; remove during physical activities; store separately in a soft pouch.
About the Brand
A Copenhagen-based jewelry brand, Lie Studio was founded by twin sisters Amalie and Cecilie Moosgaard. The brand creates timeless, versatile, and high-quality pieces that are designed to be worn again and again.
To maintain The Gold Edith Bracelet, keep it away from water and chemicals, and remove it during physical activities. Store it separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratches and damage.
The Gold Edith Bracelet is made from 18k gold-plated brass, providing a beautiful finish that enhances any outfit. This material is known for its durability and elegant appearance.
No special care products are necessary for The Gold Edith Bracelet, but it’s important to avoid exposure to harsh chemicals and moisture. Clean it gently with a soft cloth to preserve its shine.
Yes, The Gold Edith Bracelet can shine solo or be stacked with other pieces, making it perfect for everyday wear. Its subtle design adds an effortless touch to any outfit.
Absolutely! The versatile design of The Gold Edith Bracelet makes it suitable for both casual and formal occasions. For outfit inspiration, check out the complementary products in the styling section on this page.
