'The Ripple' Leather Wrap in Rustic Brown | Sterling Silver
When a stone skips across the water even the smallest pebble will create a ripple. Every day our actions cascade to those around us. Even the smallest thoughts have the power to influence life around us. Wear this piece as a reminder to choose kindness and hope as you journey forth, so that it may continue to spread to those around you.
Please see our sizing video before ordering your bracelet to ensure the best fit!
About this wrap
The Ripple Wrap is hand-dyed leather in deep browns and beautiful caramels. Newly designed and handcrafted end caps now adorn this beautiful simple and classic leather wrap. It's all brought together by a high shine sterling silver circle closure which represents a ripple in the water. If the sizes below do not accommodate your wrist size you can message us for a unique size.
Please see our sizing video above before ordering your bracelet to ensure the best fit!
- Locally hand-dyed and cut leather
- Circle closure approx. 25mm
- Wraps five times
- Sterling Silver
- Small batch - limited edition for summer
Our leather
Our leather is a curated collection of Canadiana tones. Each custom colour is chosen for its rich, deep tone and represents our memories and love of the Canadian landscape. All our leather is locally cut and dyed from cowhide. With time, your piece will soften and become perfectly molded to you.
Please note that the image used for this product will not look exactly like the piece you will receive. Because our leather is hand-dyed no two pieces are exactly alike. Each piece will vary and be unique to you.A note about wear + care
As with all special jewelry, we suggest removing your leather pieces when bathing, swimming or doing messy labour. The leather is crimped and glued into place, if it gets saturated in water too often the glue will eventually wear away, the leather will shrink a bit and could fall out of the sterling end cap. However, if you take good care of your wrap, it will last you many beautiful years.
