A charm bracelet is being crafted using the traditional millefiori (thousand-flowers) technique, where thin rods of glass (called murrine) are carefully arranged in a pattern and then heated until they fuse together. The bracelet is designed in bright colors reminiscent of carnevale.
A charm bracelet is being crafted using the traditional millefiori (thousand-flowers) technique, where thin rods of glass (called murrine) are carefully arranged in a pattern and then heated until they fuse together. The bracelet is designed in bright colors reminiscent of carnevale.
A charm bracelet is being crafted using the traditional millefiori (thousand-flowers) technique, where thin rods of glass (called murrine) are carefully arranged in a pattern and then heated until they fuse together. The bracelet is designed in bright colors reminiscent of carnevale.

Gioia

$79.00

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This charm bracelet surely embodies its name, which is Italian for “joy”! Its charms are intensely unique, being crafted with traditional millefiori (thousand-flowers) technique, where thin rods of glass (called murrine) are carefully arranged in a pattern and then heated until they fuse together. Bright colors reminiscent of carnevale are sure to make you smile, and thinking of the careful craftsmanship that went into this bracelet will make everything all the more joyful!

Size: 7″ with 1″ extension – fits wrists up to 8″

Materials: Hand blown glass Murano glass and a silver plate chain

Origin: Made in Italy

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