These are sterling silver, a high-purity silver alloy, or silverplated. From a pre-existing utensil I cut and shape them by hand but NOTHING MADE FROM UTENSILS CAN BE CALLED HANDMADE PER U.S.A. LAW! Unethical people think their beliefs supersede the law and will say whatever they want, so at least know the truth.

I can make just about any piece of silverware into a bracelet. The manufacturing price for customer-supplied utensils starts at $45 per bracelet. Pre-made bracelets start at $50. If you have something sitting in a drawer, maybe of sentimental value, then repurpose it into something you can use forever.

Two styles are possible:

1. Solid cuff/bangle - Welded or soldered halves form a cuff that slips over the wrist courtesy of a slot in the back. I will make bangles by request for an additional fee. Finished pieces can be made smaller by trimming the ends but not larger, so consider this when purchasing or getting one made.
2. Segmented design - Two halves are connected with a jump ring. On sterling bracelets, it is soldered or welded fine or sterling silver. All other jump rings are saw-cut stainless. The clasp is a stainless lobster or a magnetic steel-based one (your choice). Solid silver connectors and clasps are available for an upcharge. Finished pieces can be made larger by adding jump rings to the clasp area, but generally not smaller.

Sterling Silver Utensil Bracelets

No pictures or products yet but I can tell you something about them. They are the business end of some great patterns, specifically chosen to encompass the basic to the elaborate. Prices start at $150 for either style.

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Silverplated and Other Utensil Bracelets

No pictures or products yet but I can tell you something about them. They are the business end of some great patterns, specifically chosen to encompass the basic to the elaborate. Prices start at $50 for either style.