Egyptian bracelet square studs

The Egyptian bracelet with square studs is a wide, open-ended cuff in gold, set with rows of square studs. The design evokes ancient Egypt, with pharaohs, temples, and queens who wore heavy gold around their wrists. For women appearing as the queen of the Nile during carnival or at an Egyptian-themed party, it instantly gives the outfit a royal touch.

What is the studded bracelet made of and how does it fit around your wrist?

The bracelet is made of 100% iron and has an open cuff shape with rounded ends. The opening is on one side, so you can slide it onto your wrist from the side.

• The material is 100% iron.
• The color is gold, with a slightly weathered, antique look that appears darker in the grooves.
• Rows of pyramid-shaped square studs alternate with narrow bands of hammered beads and short lines.
• The cuff is wide and covers a good portion of your forearm above the hand.
• You receive one bracelet, intended for women.

Gold around the wrist in ancient Egypt

In ancient Egypt, pharaohs, queens, and high-ranking courtiers wore wide bracelets around their wrists and upper arms. Gold was considered the color of the sun and was associated with the gods, and therefore it is so distinctly part of the royal look. A wide cuff is one of the quickest ways to make an Egyptian costume recognizable, even if the rest of your outfit is simple.

How to create a complete Egyptian outfit with the bracelet

Start with a long white dress and a wide gold-colored belt, and add a black wig with bangs and thin braids. A snake chain or a snake-shaped band around the upper arm complements the gold of the cuff. If you want to wear the same bracelet on both wrists, order two. By the way, the gold color and the studs also work with a Roman toga or a superhero costume in red and gold.

Order the Egyptian bracelet with square studs and give your queen costume for carnival a golden accent around the wrist.