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Product ID: 421210
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A lovely adjustable pendant bracelet is designed and braided by hand by Thai artisan Samart Takham. The bracelet features a floral-themed pendant crafted with local fine silver and complemented by beads made from the same material as well as from reconstituted turquoise. The waxed polyester cord has a sliding knot so you can adjust it as you desire.
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I really like this bracelet because it is made with a light colored cord and not a dark one. The stones are very nice with the nature colors which I like because the bracelet will go with alot of the clothing colors I wear. I like your workmanship Mr. Takham
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Looks even better than the picture. Very well made, and delicate, but strong.
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I ve bought several bracelets from this seller. All are well made, easy to get on and off, secure, and perfect for all casual occasions.
You can find our fine silver pendant bracelet 'Natural Flower' by Samart Takham in jewelry categories such as Bohemian Bracelets, Floral Bracelets, Hill Tribe Bracelets, Turquoise Bracelets and Reconstituted Turquoise Bracelets. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.
Microcredit Financing
Samart Takham has received 3 microcredit loans with 0% interest from Kiva and Novica, the first for $100 and the most recent for $1100.
Profound Impact
Every purchase from this artist has a profound impact on their livelihood and income.
"When my village began to prosper many investors bought land to build houses to sell, so I had to sell my fields because the surrounding ones had already been bought."