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Load image into Gallery viewer, Rhododendron Leather Ban, Simply Sami Jewelry, Pemberton BC
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RHODODENDRON

  • $435.00

RHODODENDRON named after a glaciated peak at the head of Miller Creek just outside of Pemberton (where Anna lives), and is the neighbour of Ipsoot Mountain. This bracelet is designed to compliment and match the special Ipsoot bracelet. Rhododendron is a wide and powerful, statement piece of jewelry. 

Width: 4cm

For Your Perfect Fit: Measure your wrist snug on its thinnest part in cm, then another 1-1.5cm to get the bracelet size depending on how loose you want the bracelet to fit

Care Note: Caring for your jewelry begins with being mindful of how to wear your pieces and when to take them off. Please always take off your Simply Sámi bracelet before showering, swimming or exercising as water and sweat deteriorates the leather. The spun pewter and sterling silver wire  requires minimal care, and will flatten down and take on a silver-like shiny patina over time. You can polish the wire and silver tag with a soft cloth, and the leather can be cleaned with leather conditioning if very dirty 

When you are not wearing the jewelry, keep the bracelets stored in its box or bag to keep them from exposure to outside element

Please be aware that a new Simply Sámi bracelet can feel a little stiff, but it quickly softens as you wear it. Same thing with the loop; it is made a little snug as the leather softens and the loop gets softer and slightly bigger after a few days of you wearing it

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The Gift

I ordered the Rhodendron as a gift for my daughter on a special occasion. I don't think I was prepared for the visceral reaction I experienced when I handled it upon arrival. This was not a mere object of adornment; it was an artifact that, by some magic, had woven in its intricate patterns, an ancient tale of a people. I sensed it ... physically. Thank you, Anna. I will be back for more stories soon...