Name: Oxidised Etrusc Bracelet
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The Etrusc collection by Mar Cucurella is inspired by ancient jewels made with Etruscan granulation, an ancient technique. Each piecce is handmade in Mar's studio in Barcelona , in oxidized silver and 24 kt yellow gold applied by the kumboo technique.

Details: The bracelet is 1.2cm wide

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Material(s): Gold, Silver
, yellow
Dimensions: 2cm

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A sleek, silver-toned cuff bracelet with a hammered texture, featuring a 24 kt yellow gold accent and a cluster of small silver beads on one side, the **Oxidised Etrusc Bracelet** by **MarCucurella**.

Close-up image of a metallic ring with a unique design. The Oxidised Etrusc Bracelet by MarCucurella features a smooth section of 24 kt yellow gold combined with an Etruscan granulation area consisting of multiple small oxidized silver spheres, creating an intricate and contrasting pattern. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the bracelet.

A MarCucurella Oxidised Etrusc Bracelet with a textured 24 kt yellow gold section sits on a reflective surface, surrounded by blurry background elements that include other jewelry pieces. The bracelet's design features a rough transition reminiscent of Etruscan granulation between the black and gold areas.