Bracelet Flow in the Nile

The Flow in the Nile bracelet is a wide, open bracelet in gold with red and light blue bands and a wavy pattern. The colors and patterns evoke ancient Egypt, with the atmosphere of a queen on the banks of the Nile. You wear it as a woman with an Egyptian costume during carnival or at an Egyptian-themed party.

Gold, red and light blue: how the bracelet is constructed

• The model is an open bracelet that is open at the back, so you can slide it onto your wrist or forearm.
• In the middle runs a light blue band with a wavy gold line and black oval accents.
• Above and below that middle band are red bands, edged with twisted gold lines.
• The edges have a row of black and gold triangles, and the bracelet widens slightly on both sides.
• The bracelet is made of 100% iron.
• You get one bracelet, intended for women.

Because it is wide and covers a good part of your forearm, it stands out more than a thin bracelet. Choose it if you want the jewelry itself to visibly play a part in your costume.

Why does this bracelet fit an Egyptian look?

Wide bracelets in gold and bright colors belong to the image we have of ancient Egypt, of pharaohs and queens who adorned their arms with jewelry. Wavy lines stand for water in the Egyptian visual language, and that ties in with the name of this bracelet, which refers to the Nile. The combination of gold with red, blue and black is immediately recognizable as oriental-Egyptian.

Wearing the Egyptian bracelet during carnival

Wear the bracelet high on your forearm, then it remains visible during a parade or at a busy party. It looks good with a white or light dress, where the gold and the red and blue bands stand out against it. With a black wig with bangs and gold eyeshadow you complete the look of an Egyptian queen, and with a bracelet on both arms the whole thing becomes symmetrical.

Order the Flow in the Nile bracelet and take to the streets as an Egyptian queen during carnival.