Bracelet Antique Gold With Stone

The antique gold bracelet with stone is an open snake bracelet worn around the upper arm, with an oval brown stone at one end. At carnival or an Egyptian-themed party, you can create a recognizable queen look with it, and it also suits a Greek or Roman toga. The jewelry is intended for women and looks best on a bare arm.

What is this snake bracelet made of?

The snake bracelet is made of 95% steel and 5% PMMA.

• The design is an open spiral that winds around the arm, with two free ends.
• At the head is an oval brown stone with dark spots, set in a curled border.
• The other end tapers into a feather with finely detailed veins.
• The finish looks weathered, with dark specks that give the jewelry an aged appearance.
• You receive one bracelet, intended for women.

Snake jewelry in ancient Egypt

In ancient Egypt, the snake, especially the cobra, represented royal power and protection, and pharaohs wore it as an emblem on their headdresses. High bracelets around the upper arm were part of the jewelry of the elite, just like wide collars. In Greek and Roman antiquity, women also wore such arm spirals, making this design suitable for all three looks. The curled head with stone refers to that snake motif without being a literal snake head.

Eye makeup and necklace to match the upper arm bracelet

A long black eyeliner with a line drawn out towards the temple immediately gives your face the Egyptian look that suits the upper arm bracelet. In addition, choose a wide collar or a diadem in the same warm metal tone, so that the jewelry forms a cohesive whole. Wear the bracelet on the arm that remains bare, for example with a one-shoulder dress, because the feather disappears under a sleeve. For a Greek or Roman goddess, a leaf crown in the hair with matching earrings works just as well.

Bring home the antique gold bracelet with stone and complete your Egyptian queen look for carnival.