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Everwood Original

Solid Red Rosewood Beaded Bracelet

Solid Red Rosewood Beaded Bracelet

$40.95 USD
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The Solid from Everwood Original keeps to one idea: a single wood all the way around, which Everwood names red rosewood, broken once by a steel bead etched with the Everwood logo. Each bead is 8 mm, about 0.31 inch, strung on black elastic stretch cord with a stainless steel accent bead. With nothing to coordinate between materials, it is the strand you put on in the morning without deciding anything.

  • Etched, not printed. The logo is cut into the steel, so hand washing and wear cannot rub it away.
  • A weekly quarter turn. With the logo as a reference, turning the strand spreads desk wear across every bead.
  • Stored lying flat. Cord kept at rest holds its grip longer than cord kept stretched over a stand.

A Rosewood Bracelet for Every Day

A rosewood bracelet in a single wood asks nothing of the outfit, which is why it ends up on the wrist daily rather than on occasions. There is no stone to match and no second wood to balance, and the red rosewood reads as one warm dark tone beside almost anything in a closet. It comes in three sizes, S/M for a 6 to 7 inch wrist, M/L for 7 to 8 and L/XL for 8 to 9, and Everwood advises the larger size when your wrist sits on a boundary.

Daily wear raises a practical question an occasional bracelet never does: which beads touch things. On a working day the underside does the touching, against a desk edge, a laptop palm rest or a steering wheel, while the top beads meet only air.

The Etched Logo Bead

Everwood etches its logo into the stainless steel accent bead, and etching cuts the mark into the metal itself. A printed mark sits on the surface and wears thin with washing; an etched one lasts as long as the bead does. That makes the steel bead a fixed reference on a strand that is otherwise the same all the way round.

Put it to use. Start with the logo uppermost and give the strand a quarter turn each Monday, so the beads that spent last week against the desk spend this week facing up. Over a month every bead takes its share, and the strand keeps an even sheen instead of one duller side.

Storing Stretch Cord Flat

Elastic cord ages from being held stretched more than from being worn. Draped over a bottle neck, a watch pillow or a bedpost overnight, the cord sits under tension for hours and slowly loses the pull that keeps the beads snug. Laid flat in a drawer or a tray, it rests. Taking it off at night and setting it down flat is the habit that best protects the fit you ordered.

The cord tells you when it is tiring: small gaps open between the beads while the strand lies at rest, where a fresh cord pulls them closed.

Solid Red Rosewood at the Desk

Can I wash my hands with the bracelet on? Yes. A few seconds of water beads up on the wood and dries within minutes; slide the strand up the forearm for dishes or anything that keeps it under water longer.

Can it sit next to a metal link bracelet? Better on the other wrist. Steel is far harder than wood, and links rubbing against the beads all day will mark them.

Is the Solid a good first wood bracelet? Yes. One wood and one steel bead make the simplest strand to size, wear and look after, and a few weeks with it show you what you like before you try a second material.

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