Guatemala Rock Bed Bracelets Arrive to Jute and Jackfruit for Spring!
Jute & Jackfruit is premiering more elegantly handcrafted pieces of jewelry from Guatemalan fusion for Spring. These whimsical bracelets radiate Spring with their elegant use of rock-like beads and bright array of colors.
Circus of Color. First in line we have the Circus of Color beaded bracelet which s similar to our multi-color pony bracelet with a the colorful beaded band complimented by a perfectly irregular mixture of color. Sure to add a splash of color and style as well as a dash of happiness and cheer to any outfit.
The multicolor bracelet has been one of our best sellers to date and we expect Circus bracelet to do just as well, so grab ‘em while they last. The Circus retails for $34.99 (includes shipping). Check it out.
Next on the list is the Ruby-Red beaded bracelet. As a similar style as the Circus, this bracelet is characterized by a blended rock garden of red and white/clear beads. The garnet-colored band adds stability to the beads for a nicely rounded look. The beaded clasp has two settings. Light and springy, perfect for any ruby loving girl!
The Lavender Rock Bed Bracelet is another favorite purple spring accessory! The black band is covered with a blend of shiny clear and purple rock shaped beads allowing you to combine spring lavender color with a wardrobe favorite: black. Lavender rocks bracelet retails for $34.99 (includes shipping):
The Guatemalan Coffee Rock Bracelet offers a nice set of neutral tones that pair with a variety of colors. Supported by a light gold band and adorned with yellow and gold beads, this bracelet is effortlessly spiced with the copper and black-painted rocks (that look bead-like but also natural). Bracelet below. Coffee Rock beaded bracelet retails for $34.99 (includes shipping):
If you have not yet found your perfect color combo, fear-not as many other colors and styles are featured on our website under Guatemala Fusion. Check it out!
Guatemala Fusion products at Jute and Jackfruit are made by women artisans in Guatemala, compensated with a fair wage for their skills and labor.
