How do you wear Victoria Emerson wrap bracelets?
How to Wrap a Wrap Bracelet
- Grasp the clasp side between your thumb and and pointer finger.
- Wrap the bracelet around your wrist 3-5 times.
- Insert the clasp side of the bracelet into the appropriate loop for your wrist size.
- Sit back and relax as your friends and family compliment your new bracelet!
Where is Victoria Emerson located?
Toronto
Founded in 2012, Toronto-based Victoria Emerson now has operations in North America, Europe and Asia and offers more than 200 fashion and accessory products to customers in 60 countries.
Who runs Victoria Emerson?
Jamie Ferguson-Woods – Founder – Victoria Emerson | LinkedIn.
Does Victoria Emerson ship to Canada?
All U.S. orders are shipped via USPS First Class. All Canadian orders are shipped via Canada Post.
How long should a wrap bracelet be?
For single-wrap bracelet, measure your wrist and then triple that number to get the length of leather needed (7″ wrist = 21″ of leather). For a triple-wrap, multiply your wrist by seven (7″ wrist = 49″ leather). It is better to leave your leather too long than to end up with not enough.
What does a red band around the wrist mean?
Wearing a thin scarlet or crimson string (Hebrew: חוט השני, khutt hasheni) as a type of talisman is a Jewish folk custom as a way to ward off misfortune brought about by the “evil eye” (Hebrew: עין הרע). The tradition is popularly thought to be associated with Kabbalah and religious forms of Judaism.
How long should a double wrap bracelet be?
0.78″ long. If, for example, you require a 7.5″ bracelet, choose ‘16.1’, so you can wrap it twice around your wrist. We will send you a 15.3 leather cord and when you add a lock your bracelet will be the perfect size….DOUBLE LEATHER BRACELET SIZE GUIDE.
| TROLLBEADS DOUBLE LEATHER BRACELET SIZE (CHAIN + Lock) INCH | WRIST SIZE INCH |
|---|---|
| 17.7 | 7.9 OR MORE |
How much leather do I need for a double wrap bracelet?
Determine leather length needed for a wrap bracelet Take your wrist length and double the length. Multiply that by the number of wraps you want and then add 12”.