Egyptian bracelet Roman/Greek

The Egyptian Roman/Greek bracelet is a wide, open cuff bracelet in weathered gold, covered with stamped circle motifs and borders of small dots.

You wear it around the wrist or slightly higher on the forearm, looking best over a white dress with gold accents. This bracelet is perfect for a woman dressing as an Egyptian queen or a classical goddess for carnival or a themed party.

What does this wide bracelet look like?

• The color is gold with a dark, weathered patina in the grooves of the relief that makes the motif stand out.
• Large circles with almond-shaped eyes run across the front, with smaller oval eyes in between.
• The top and bottom borders each feature a row of stamped dots.
• The shape is that of an hourglass: narrow in the middle and widening towards both ends.
• It is an open cuff bracelet that is open on one side.
• The bracelet is made of 100% iron.
• It is intended for women and you receive one bracelet.

Wide ancient arm jewelry

Wide metal bands around the wrist and forearm are associated with the image of the Egyptian pharaohs and their queens, who wore gold as a sign of wealth and power. In classical antiquity, women also wore arm jewelry with a long white robe. This shared style makes a relief cuff suitable for both an Egyptian and a classical look.

A complete outfit around the cuff bracelet

For an Egyptian queen, combine the bracelet with a long white dress, a gold waist belt with a stone, and a black wig with bangs and braids. A snake-shaped necklace or a spiral around the upper arm completes the gold look around your arms. If you prefer to dress as a goddess, choose a white toga over one shoulder, a gold leaf crown in your hair, and long earrings. If you want a cuff on each wrist, take two.

Order the Egyptian bracelet and give your white dress or toga an instant gold, antique finish.