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Nest Pretty Things Adjustable Chunky Gold Paperclip Bracelet, matte gold-plated brass, flat lay view on white.
Nest Pretty Things Chunky Gold Paperclip Bracelet, matte gold, worn on wrist over a shimmering sequin sleeve.
Chunky Gold Paperclip Bracelet, matte gold plating, full flat lay view showing lobster clasp and extender chain.
Adjustable Chunky Gold Paperclip Bracelet, matte gold plating, on wrist close-up showcasing unique link detail.
Adjustable Chunky Gold Paperclip Bracelet, 24K matte gold plating, on a light-toned wrist, close-up view.
Nest Pretty Things

Adjustable Chunky Gold Paperclip Bracelet

$40.00 USD

Bold links, effortless wear. This chunky paperclip bracelet is crafted from hypoallergenic brass with a 24K matte gold finish and a brushed top coat that gives it a sophisticated, satin look. Adjustable to fit any wrist, it's the kind of everyday piece that looks anything but ordinary.

Nest Pretty Things is a Vermont-based jewelry studio founded in 2006, crafting sustainable, ethically sourced pieces that give back to women and children in need.

Size: 6.5 in + 1 in extension (fits 6.5–7.5 in wrist circumference)
Material: Hypoallergenic brass, 24K matte gold plating
Origin: Hand-crafted in Burlington, VT
Artist: Tamar Schechner

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About Nest Pretty Things

Tamar Schechner spent twenty years as a fashion editor in Tel Aviv, styling shoots and choosing color for a living. In 2005 she and her family moved to Vermont. The first year was quiet. She taught herself jewelry from tutorials at the kitchen table, opened a shop in 2006, and the color sense from her old job became the whole brand.

She works now in a warehouse studio in downtown Burlington, a block from the lake. Recycled glass and beads from small makers are sorted by color across the table, and she builds each piece by hand, often after the order comes in. She still styles and photographs the jewelry herself. Her husband joined once the work outgrew one person. A share of the studio goes to causes for women and children.
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