Introducing the Christian Cross Matiasma Bracelet
Experience the elegance and spiritual significance of our stunning Christian Cross Matiasma Bracelet. This beautiful jewelry piece is perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your everyday outfits or for special occasions. Featuring a cross design and adorned with a Matiasma, a Greek eye, this bracelet is a unique and meaningful accessory to wear.
Stand Out with this Exquisite Design
This bracelet is not just a piece of jewelry, it’s a statement. The Matiasma, a Greek eye, is a powerful symbol of protection and good fortune. The cross is made with diamonds in oxides of blue and white, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication. The bracelet is made with high-quality silver S925, ensuring that it will last for years to come.
High-Quality Materials and Craftsmanship
Our Christian Cross Matiasma Bracelet is made with silver S925, a high-quality material known for its durability and shine. The cross is adorned with diamonds in oxides of blue and white, giving it a luxurious and sophisticated look. The bracelet is 16 + 3 cm in size, making it perfect for women. The Matiasma, a Greek eye, is a unique and powerful symbol of protection and good fortune.
Technical Specifications
- Made with silver S925
- Adorned with a cross and a Matiasma, a Greek eye
- Cross is made with diamonds in oxides of blue and white
- 16 + 3 cm in size
- Perfect for women
Experience the perfect blend of elegance, spirituality, and luxury with our Christian Cross Matiasma Bracelet. This jewelry piece is perfect for those looking for a meaningful and sophisticated accessory. The high-quality materials and craftsmanship ensure that this bracelet will last for years to come. The cross and the Matiasma, a Greek eye, are powerful symbols of protection, good fortune, and faith. Order now and get free shipping!
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