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Unakite and jasper bracelets, 'Happy Times' (pair)
By Toni
Very Happy!
Nice bracelets! They are unique and so lovely. I have purchased six different bracelets from this artist. Always pleased with my purchase!
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Peridot and unakite beaded bracelet, 'Green Glam'
By Louise
Shimmery peridot popping out of solid unakite base
I looked at the necklace and bracelet of this set for a long while before deciding to purchase the necklace first. I liked it so much I added the bracelet, but the bracelet confused me for awhile once I got it. The way it was folded in the small bag made me think the outer side was meant to be the top surface, and the peridot stones on that side were just not as noticeable as shown on the website. It was not until I looked at the underside of the wrap that I realized that that side was really the top. So the bracelet really does appear as it shows in the online pictures with a string of peridot weaving its way through the unakite. The overall effect of this set is very natural and earthy with a bit of shimmer popping out from the lime green peridots. It is very well made and is consistent in quality with the other jewelry that I have ordered from this artist.
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Multi-gemstone beaded stretch bracelet, 'Guatemalan Jungle'
By Paula
Beautiful!
Gorgeous natural stone beads. They will match my twist bead necklaces perfectly. Very nice to wear. Looks good.
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Tiraphan Hasub Handcrafted jewelry
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Write a review"I believe many women think like me, and that's what inspired me to create jewelry that is original."
"Sawasdee kha! My name is Tiraphan Hasub, but everyone calls me by my nickname, Yo, which I got from my parents when I was a child. Yo means a kid who cries a lot, and that's exactly what I used to do then. I was very sensitive to everything, and thus cried a lot.
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