Haitian Green Bead Stretch Bracelet
How can beads in many colors be called green? These beads are made from 100% recycled fabric waste. They represent an innovative use of fabric scrap that looks and feels different than anything you’ve seen before. Lightweight and textural, this beaded jewelry is handmade in Haiti by women trained and economically empowered by Haitian Creations, an enterprise project of Heartline Ministries.
The bracelets are strung on elastic cord, offering a comfortable, stretchable fit for everyday wear.
| Material | 100% recycled fabric waste |
|---|---|
| Manufacturing Location | Haiti |
| Handmade By | Women trained through Haitian Creations |
| Fit Type | Stretch elastic cord |
FAQ
What makes the beads in this bracelet different from regular beads?
The beads are made from 100% recycled fabric waste, giving them a unique texture and appearance that differs from traditional beads.
Are the bracelets made by women in Haiti?
Yes, the bracelets are handmade in Haiti by women trained and empowered through the Haitian Creations program.
Is the elastic cord safe for daily wear?
The elastic cord is designed for comfortable daily wear and is suitable for most wrist sizes.
John Poole –
The bracelet is unique and visually striking. I love how the recycled fabric beads look and feel. It’s a meaningful piece that supports women in Haiti. The stretch fit is comfortable and easy to wear.
Owen Ferguson –
This is a beautiful piece of jewelry with a strong ethical story. The texture of the beads is unexpected and adds character to any outfit. I appreciate the craftsmanship and the impact behind it.
Keith Mackenzie –
The bracelet is lightweight and comfortable. The recycled material is interesting and gives it a one-of-a-kind look. It’s a thoughtful purchase that supports a good cause.