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Classic White Tridacna ShellClassic White Tridacna Shell
White Tridacna Bracelet | 925 Silver | Mad Monk Sale price€59,00
Classic Shell FossilClassic Shell Fossil
Shell Fossil Bracelet | Handmade 8mm | Mad Monk Sale price€59,00
Classic Slate BlendClassic Slate Blend
Jasper & Sodalite Bracelet | 925 Silver | Mad Monk Sale price€59,00
Classic White Matte HowliteClassic White Matte Howlite
White Matte Howlite Bracelet | 8mm & Silver | Mad Monk Sale price€59,00
Barong Classic Matte White HowliteBarong Classic Matte White Howlite
Matte White Howlite Bracelet | Handmade 8mm | Mad Monk Sale price€59,00
Classic Sage BlendClassic Sage Blend
Howlite & Jasper Bracelet | 925 Silver 8mm | Mad Monk Sale price€59,00
KaiZen White HowliteKaiZen White Howlite
KaiZen White Howlite Sale price€69,00
Stainless Steel Color
Guru Classic MoonstoneGuru Classic Moonstone
Moonstone Bracelet | 925 Silver 8mm | Mad Monk Sale price€99,00
Guru Yin Yang BlendGuru Yin Yang Blend
Onyx & Tridacna Bracelet | Handmade 8mm | Mad Monk Sale price€99,00
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Worldwide delivery

We ship our bracelets worldwide directly from our studio

Easy returns

Easy returns in 30 days

A+ grade natural stones

We only use genuine and non dyed natural stones

Handmade in the Netherlands

Every bracelet is handmade in our Dutch studio

How to measure your wrist View measuring instructions

A bracelet only fits well when the size is right. Measure your wrist first — it takes half a minute.

With a measuring tape

  1. Measuring your wrist with a tape1Wrap the tape around your wrist, just above the wrist bone (like in the photo).
  2. Measuring your wrist with a tape2Pull the tape tight — not loose.
  3. Measuring your wrist with a tape3Read the exact number of centimeters and enter it, for example 17.5 cm.

No measuring tape? Use a piece of string

  1. Measuring your wrist with a string1Wrap a piece of string tightly around your wrist.
  2. Measuring your wrist with a string2Mark the point where the string meets.
  3. Measuring your wrist with a string3Measure the string up to the mark with a ruler.