Limited Lucky Bracelet – Kids
This Sashka Co glass beaded bracelet was hand-crocheted by a skilled artisan in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. It features a smooth roll-over design in a line pattern. Sashka Co. Bracelets make amazing friendship bracelets and support fair trade, helping women in Nepal rise above poverty.
- Kids Size!
- Fits wrists 5.5″ to 7″
- Not for ages under 4
- Lifetime guarantee + perfect fit promise
- Hand-crocheted by a skilled artisan in Nepal
- Handcrafted using the world’s finest glass beads
- Proceeds empower women in need to rise above poverty
- Millions of meals provided to families
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Design | Smooth roll-over line pattern |
| Material | Handcrafted glass beads |
| Origin | Kathmandu Valley, Nepal |
| Age Recommendation | 4 years and older |
| Fit Range | 5.5″ to 7″ wrist size |
FAQ
Is this bracelet suitable for young children?
This bracelet is designed for children aged 4 and above. It is not recommended for children under 4 years old due to small parts and handling risks.
How is the bracelet made?
The bracelet is hand-crocheted by a skilled artisan in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal using high-quality glass beads.
Does the bracelet come with a warranty?
Yes, this bracelet comes with a lifetime guarantee and a perfect fit promise.
Elizabeth Watson –
My 7-year-old loves this bracelet. It’s colorful and the design is unique. She wears it to school and says it brings good luck. The craftsmanship is beautiful and I appreciate the fair trade aspect.
David Glover –
Great quality and thoughtful design. The kids enjoy making friendship bracelets with this. I can see the care that went into each piece. It’s a meaningful gift for a birthday.
Owen Rutherford –
The fit is perfect for my daughter’s wrist. The beads are smooth and the pattern is neat. A little small for younger kids, but great for older children.
Samantha Cameron –
I bought this for my niece as a gift. She was thrilled. The bracelet is durable and looks elegant. I’m proud to support a brand that helps women in Nepal.