A truly beautiful and substantial bracelet. This keepsake of your beloved horse or horses combines elegance and style with quality craftsmanship. With great care, a lock of YOUR horse’s hair is braided and inlaid to be adorned in the timeless shine and beauty of solid 14Kt Gold. Customize it further with optional personalization; we can add a name or inscription on the inside of your cuff bracelet.

Take a small lock of your horse's hair, and send it to us. We will braid it, and permanently inlay it into the channel of this timeless cuff bracelet design. A beautiful keepsake and addition to your equine jewelry collection! Are you fortunate enough to have had more than one horse touch your life? We can combine the hair of multiple horses and capture the spirit of each of them together in one piece of jewelry; they can be with you always.

The amount of hair needed is about the diameter of a thin craft paintbrush. Please send us at least 60 to 100 strands of hair (if possible), at a minimum of 12 to 18 inches in length… it’s really not much, but the length is important for a tight weave. IMPORTANT! Your horse’s hair can get damaged or lost if it's not packaged properly. Be sure to package the hair in a labeled zip lock bag and place it in a padded mailer…

SEND HAIR TO:

The Treasured Horse

2 Meadow Crest Lane

Waterbury, VT 05676

Each piece is lovingly handcrafted…Please allow anywhere from 2-8 weeks for completion.

The most common size cuff is the Medium.

If you can use a measuring tape and measure around the wrist, if it measures less than under 4” to up to 4¾” (usually children) this would be a childs size. Between 4¾ and up to 5¼” an extra-small. If it measures 5 ¼ " to a little over 6", go with the small. If it measures between 6¼ " & 6¾ " give or take a tiny bit, that would be the Medium. If you're over 6¾ " and less than 7¾ ", choose large. Over 7¾" extra-large.

There is room for a little play and the ability to bend & shape the cuff slightly to create a good fit, but it should never be over bent or it could cause damage.

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