Aurora Ripple Retro Loc Cuff
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€38,95 - Regular price
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€52,95 - Sale price
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€38,95
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Aurora Ripple Retro Hair Cuff
This cuff bracelet is a bold and textured statement piece that encapsulates the shimmering essence of golden light reflecting on water. Crafted with a wide band that comfortably clasps the wrist, its surface is an intricate tableau of fine, undulating lines reminiscent of ripples on a sunlit pond.
This cuff's texture not only plays with light and shadow but also adds a dimensional quality that makes it stand out. The flexible opening ensures it can accommodate various wrist sizes, making it as practical as it is beautiful.
Suitable for both daytime flair and evening elegance, the "Aurora Ripple Cuff" is a versatile addition to any jewelry collection, perfect for those who love their accessories to have both a tactile and visual impact. Its golden hue radiates warmth, making it an ideal companion for outfits that need a touch of sophistication and a hint of glow.
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Size
Sizes vary per vendor. Please take your measurements and find your size.
How to take your measurements
To find your correct size, use a tape measure and take these measurements. Stand with your back straight in front of a mirror, to make sure that you measure correctly and that the tape measure is kept level.
1. BUST
Measure under your armpits, around your shoulder blades, and over the fullest part of your bust. Don€™t pull the tape measure too hard. For fitting a bra, you also need the measurement just under your bust.
2. WAIST
Measure around your natural waistline. This is the narrow part of your waist, about an inch above your navel. Relax and breath out before you measure.
3. HIP
The hip should be measured around its fullest part (about 8 inch. below your waist).
4. INSEAM
This is the measurement from your ankle to your groin, when you stand with your legs straight. If possible, ask a friend to help you. This can also be measured on a pair of pants with the proper length.
