Handmade Friendship Bracelet from MIZZE jewelry

I remember when my daughter was younger she would braid friendship bracelets out of multi-colored embroidery threads. They were all over the house and she was always experimenting with different colors and raiding my craft box to make more for her friends. I never knew if I'd have any thread left when I went to embroider.

Friendship bracelets are all the rage now with tween/teen girls. Typically they are given to show the care and friendship we feel for the receiver. The Friendship Kabbalah bracelet from MostOriginal.com is a handmade woven bracelet that has an original Red Kabbalah String woven into it. The bracelet is for men and women and is available in black and white. Standard site is 7" for women and 8" for men - custom sizes can be ordered at no extra cost. This bracelet combines the idea of a friendship bracelet and the protection from harm provided by the Red String. The Red String comes from Rachel's Tomb in Israel.

This friendship bracelet is very elaborately woven. It's much more attractive than the typical braided friendship bracelet. Plus with a standard friendship bracelet, you need to cut it off when you are done wearing it which totally destroys the bracelet. The Friendship Bracelet from MIZZE jewelry has a pretty hoop and metal charm at the end that allows you to take the bracelet on and off. It's very attractive and at the same time functional.

I really love that the red string comes from Rachel's Tomb in Israel. It just makes this bracelet that much more special to me.  The red string is believed in some cultures to protect from negative influences and ill will. Whether it does or not, it's a beautiful keepsake to share with a friend or loved one.

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