Snake bracelet Egypt

The Egypt snake bracelet is a gold-coloured spiral bracelet in the shape of a snake, with a head with two black eyes at one end. Its most striking feature is the body of open, shiny links that together form a scale pattern and wind in several loops around the upper arm. Women use it to complete their costume as an Egyptian queen during carnival or at an Egyptian-themed party.

What does this gold snake bracelet look like?

The snake bracelet is a gold-coloured spiral that wraps around your arm like a winding snake.

• The body consists of open, gold-coloured links with a shiny scale pattern.
• The head has two black eyes and a neck with finely engraved scales.
• The other end tapers into a narrow, curved tail tip.
• The bracelet winds in several coils and is worn around the upper arm.
• It is made of 35% zinc and 65% iron.
• The jewellery is intended for women.

Why a snake bracelet is part of a pharaoh look

The snake is one of the best-known symbols of the Egyptian royal family. Pharaohs and queens wore the uraeus on their crown, an upright cobra that represented royal power and protection. A gold snake around the arm refers to that image. This immediately makes a simple white dress recognisable as an Egyptian costume.

How to wear the snake bracelet during carnival

A snake bracelet looks best on a bare upper arm, so choose a sleeveless dress or a one-shoulder dress. Combine it with other gold-coloured jewellery, such as a wide necklace or a headpiece with coins. Add a black wig with bangs for the classic look of an Egyptian queen. Dark eyeliner that extends far back towards the temple completes the face. The same combination works just as well at an Egyptian-themed party, possibly with a turquoise accent in your eyeshadow.

Order the snake bracelet and complete your look as an Egyptian queen during carnival.