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Fine Art-Inspired Binary Code Bracelets
Fine Art-Inspired Binary Code Bracelets
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Computer code meets fine art. You've never seen bracelets like this! Be one of the first to have one of these totally unique techy-with-a-twist pieces inspired by the greatest artists of all time. A quote from the artist is on the back of each card.
The silver or gold beads represent "1" and the other color represents "0".
- "light" celebrates Johannes Vermeer, The Master of Light, designed to honor his famous work - Girl with a Pearl Earring featuring a real pearl at the start of the code.
- "smile" celebrates Leonardo da Vinci designed to honor his work Mona Lisa and features beautiful Persian blue beads representing "0" in the code.
- "strong" celebrates Frida Kahlo, designed to honor her famous work - Self-portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, 1940.
- "kiss" and celebrates Gustav Klimt, designed to honor his famous piece The Kiss featuring sea mist colored beads to represent "0" in the code.
- This bracelet says "authentic" and celebrates Grant Wood, designed to honor his famous work - American Gothic.
- "scream" and celebrates Edvard Munch, designed to honor his famous work - The Scream.
- "sunflowers" and celebrates Vincent Van Gogh, designed to honor his famous work - Sunflowers 1888.
- "love" and celebrates Claude Monet, designed to honor his famous work - The Artist's Garden at Giverny, 1900.
- "joy" and celebrates Mary Cassatt, designed to honor her famous work - The Child's Bath, 1893.
- "dreamer" and celebrates Vincent Van Gogh, designed to honor his famous work - Cafe Terrace at Night 1888.
- "courage" and celebrates Georgia O'Keeffe, designed to honor her famous work - Red Canna, 1919.
Bracelets are made from delicate glass beads on super durable stretch cord. You will love how easy it is to take on and off having no clasp to mess with and it's so lightweight, it's a pleasure to wear.
For smaller-average wrists, choose size S/M which measures 6.25 in, and for average-larger wrists choose M/L which measures 7 in. If you're not sure, I recommend going with M/L which is a standard size and it fits most, having a lovely drape on smaller wrists.
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