Where To Buy Leather Bracelets

Eco-Friendly Fish Leather is made from recycled fish skins, a by-product of the seafood industry. This "trash" is transformed into durable leather in an Icelandic tannery, powered by geo-thermal energy. Their leathers are dyed & finished especially for our collection, then handcrafted into modern coastal designs in our Cape Charles, VA studio.

where to buy leather bracelets

Eco-Friendly Fish Leather is made from recycled fish skins, a by-product of the seafood industry. This \\\"trash\\\" is transformed into durable leather in an Icelandic tannery, powered by geo-thermal energy. Their leathers are dyed & finished especially for our collection, then handcrafted into modern coastal designs in our Cape Charles, VA studio.

My grandfather was a tooling hobbyist so I grew up around lots of my Mom's tooled leather pieces. I love the way leather bracelets mold to you as you wear it and the tooling turns lustrous and sculptural. This bracelet features a very rustic depiction of the waxing and waning cycles of the moon and a small hand fabricated Sterling silver fastener that feels special.

Sometimes you just gotta accessorize! Our new braided leather bracelets are handmade with the same full grain, vegetable tanned leather used on our bags. Available in three sizes, they'll look great on anyone. Two solid brass snaps allow you to adjust the size even further for the perfect fit. The flexible leather braid and 0.5" height allow the bracelet to flex with your wrist movements for a comfortable fit that isn't too bulky. You can even stack it with our Simple Leather Bracelet for a layered look.

Thanks to its exclusive stingray leather, Red Spark is beaming with a majestic look. It is a casual two-tone bracelet that combines 18k gold and exotic stingray leather to make a stunning look. A golden magnetic clasp secures an easy way to put the bracelet on and off and let it softly grip your wrist. The edges are designed to look sharp while being gentle for the wrist.

Women's cuff bracelets are making appearances in rustic clothing boutiques and handmade jewelry shops across the country, as boho fashion jewelry continues to evolve with Southern influences and natural materials like real animal hide. Try pairing multiple handmade beaded bracelets with one of our leather fringe cuffs and a long boho necklace that has a leather tassel hanging from the bottom.

We have so many women's cuff bracelets here at The Jewelry Junkie that are handcrafted with wood, copper, and gemstone beads. Layer them up by mixing and matching to create the perfect bohemian statement piece. All of our cuff bracelets feature genuine stones and leather with hand finishes. Scroll down to shop our women's cuff bracelets!

While I do like the look of the leather bracelets on their own, my favourite way to wear them is in conjunction with my regular silver bracelets. This is especially true of the summer seasons, when I like to stack my bracelets and create a more casual look. The pop of colour that the bracelets can give (I only have silver and pink versions right now, however) also seems perfect for those warmer, brighter days.

I am so happy I read this and the comments below, because when I got a free leather I wanted the grey, but when I tried on the single I thought it was dark and not very flattering. Instead I got the champagne (which I love now anyways), and now I know that it is the triple wrap I need to get because it is shiny.

I bought the pink leather with the breast cancer ribbon and two clips on either side, as I was just told last Monday I have breast cancer. I very tiny wrist and find the small leather to be the best. But the charms always end up underneath and the pandora ends up on top. Not sure how to fix this, I really want people to see my charms does anyone have an answer for this?

I have the double strand purple leather bracelet it just has two charms on at the moment. My daughter recently brought me a disney pandora charge from New York it is a genuine pandora charm but no matter how hard I try it just will not screw over clasp part to go on to the bracelet (I thought they were all standard size) do you have any suggestions as to why it might not fit and if I can do anything about it

Hiya,Loving the blog! I received the black leather bracelet along with two charms for Christmas. And I love it! But the charms live underneath my wrist permanently. I was going to buy two stoppers so the charms sit in the middle of the bracelet and hoping the weight will keep it at the top of my wrist. Do you think this will solve my issue?Any help would be appreciated!Thank you!

Holding the thread by the knot, let the needle fall to the ground so it is centered on the thread. Fold your piece of leather in half, leaving a loop large enough for your button to fit through. Holding the knot-end of the thread with the leather, tie an overhand knot so that your thread and leather are now connected.

If somehow you come up short, all is not lost. You can tie a disk bead onto just one strand of the leather (use glue to enforce your knot), like on the 2nd bracelet from the left. Or if your ends are really short, use a hook-end crimp, as shown on the pink bracelet on the right.

Crazy, I just took a class in making these and the instructions had a statement that the design, technique was copyrighted!! So I began googling and saw your great tutorial. Can they sue for copyright infringement if I sell a few? They seem to be everywhere and they are fantastic and fun to make.

Hi Cindy, I just wanted to say thanks so much for this clear and detailed tutorial! As soon as I saw this post I knew I wanted to try it out. I made two bracelets back-to-back. The first one took about 1hr 30 min and the second one took 25 min lol. I used leather and acai seed beads which gave the bracelets a really organic look. I am in LOVE with them and I plan to do more.Thanks so much again!

Hi Naomi! I like to stitch back through the lashing after the last bead, then tie a knot in the thread and THEN tie the thread and the leather together in an overhand knot. I wish I could sketch this for you. A dab of glue on the leather/thread knot can also be helpful. Hope this helps! ? Cindy

Hi,The bracelet looks beautiful and the tutorial is so helpful. We featured it on our blog to help crafters who like to make the leather wrapped bracelets. Check out the link here: -jewelry-club.com/2012/05/free-chan-luu-style-wrapped-leather.htmlCheers!Jane

Amazing tutorial, I have a bracelet I have been dying to fix for years, the beads gave way from the thread. Wondering if there is any alternative to the leather cord? I do my best not to buy or wear leather.Any advice?Thanks so much.

Thanks so much Cindy, great tutorial and love the photos. I have a bracelet I have wanted to fix for years, a number of the beads gave way from the thread.Wondering if there is an alternative to the leather cord?I do my best nowadays not to buy or wear leather.Thanks so much.

Can you tell me exactly what type of cord and thread was used in the rattail and dragon blood jasper design? I love the way the cord looks instead of leather and the thread looks heavier than other threads ve seen in these bracelets but I like it. Thank you!

Great tutorial!I used the metalic leather cord on one yesterday, it looks real nice but the leather is already cracking on the knots and button loop, any suggestions?If anyone gets really stuck I know that my local Michaels has a class on how to make this.

Hi Malee,What types of beads and leather cord are you looking for? Maybe I can help you find them on our site ( -things.com)We have links to all the recommended cording and many, many gemstone beads up above in our blog post.

Hi there. Have you tried making these bracelets with 1mm leather cord? I can get a whole roll really cheap so would prefer to use that if I can. Great page, will be making some of these tonight, thanks heaps!

Im thinking of making some of these bracelets for my ETSY store and was wondering one could find such cute buttons and charms? I have searched high and low and have no clue where to look.Thank youKaren

Remember, just like your clothes, your bracelets speak volumes about your preferences. After all, the idea is to have fun and look stylish. Just keep the basic styling tips in your mind and let yourself free to experiment. The basic principle is to reflect who you are.

Leather bracelets are a big hit among men. Wear leather bracelets on occasions when you want to exemplify class. You can get them personalized with your initials or simply choose from their gold or silver variants.

This Mystique Floral Leather Bracelet is the ideal accessory for springtime as it lusters under the sunlight to show off vibrant, floral-resin adornments coated with matte fine gold that rest on genuine leather strands. Wear it with your everyday attire to add color, or pair it with your favorite springtime outfit to tie your look together!

We love layers of vintage bracelets stacked to create a BOHO GLAM arm party! From genuine leather layered with mid-century bling, to art deco sparkle paired with modern charms, enjoy creating a collection that is all your own.

The Fine Leather Field Bracelet is made right here in our shop with the finest of Full Grain American leathers. We hand-pick our leather hides from a local tannery for a rustic look and feel. This gift will be used and loved for a lifetime! 041b061a72