Hawaiian Jewelry Bracelet ID Silver

If you love life on the islands, then a Hawaiian jewelry bracelet ID silver wristband may suit your sense of style quite nicely.

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Simple or ornate, all Hawaiian jewelry has one thing in common: a connection to nature. Hawaiian necklaces, earrings, and rings can be made with many natural materials found right on the islands, including shells, rocks and wood.

In other instances, heirloom quality Hawaiian jewelry draws its designs from nature, but is crafted from precious metals. A Hawaiian silver ID bracelet is a perfect example of an heirloom piece. Most bracelet designs include natural images hammered into the metal, including plumeria, hibiscus and sea shells. Palm leaves are another popular Hawaiian motif used quite frequently in jewelry making.

Let's take a look at a number of wonderful Hawaiian silver ID bracelets that reflect true island flavor.

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Hawaiian Jewelry and Gifts offers the following silver ID bracelets.

• 6 mm Hawaiian jewelry bracelet ID silver: This is a rather delicate piece that features a 2 mm sterling silver ID bar on a matching chain with lobster claw closure. You can order wording of up to 12 letters on the outside of the bar, and receive a free engraving on the back of the bracelet. You have the choice of going with traditional engraving or selecting to have your wording done in black enamel. The piece retails for $89.00.

• 8 mm sterling silver ID bracelet: Same as above, but in a slightly larger size. This piece sells for $99.00.

• XL Hawaiian jewelry custom ID bracelet: This is a masculine version of the bracelets listed above, and comes with a 3 mm bar ready for engraving. The chain features larger links of 3 mm sterling silver, and the bracelet retails for $188.00.

Aloha2Go has a several choices, including the following:

• 3D plumeria ID bracelet: This beautiful Hawaiian silver ID bracelet features a band of stunning plumerias and a bar for engraving your name or anything else that will fit in the space provided. Aloha2Go will engrave the piece for free, and also sells a matching necklace. This lovely piece is available in your choice of silver or white and yellow gold.

• Heavy raised link ID bracelet: Another unusual offering, this attractive ID bracelet is quite ornate by design, yet suitable for a man or woman. You can choose it in silver or 14k yellow gold, and the engraving is still free.

• Sterling Silver ID set: Enjoy your Hawaiian ID bracelet as part of a three piece set that includes a ring and pendant. All three pieces can be engraved for free, and need not be the same name.

Paradise Collection offers many lovely Hawaiian bracelets. Their silver ID bracelet selection includes:

• Silver Hawaiian Kikei Maile ID bracelet: This silver ID bracelet must be seen to be fully appreciated. Silver plumeria links hold a silver bar detailed with more plumeria and ready for engraving. Because the links are individual, you can order the exact length you need to fit your wrist. Choose your lettering in black, blue or pink enamel, or go with raised lettering instead. This bracelet sells for $32.95.

• Children's silver Hawaiian rope ID bracelet: This delicate example of children's Hawaiian jewelry features a very thin chain, and you can add up to a seven letter name to the ID bar in a variety of colors.

Full silver and sterling silver has a tendency to tarnish when it reacts with elements in the air and our own body chemistry. To keep your Hawaiian silver ID bracelet in the best condition, you need to gently clean away the tarnish with a very soft cotton cloth.

Some people advocate cleaning tarnished silver with toothpaste, but this really isn't a very good idea. While it will certainly remove the tarnish, many toothpaste products contain micro-abrasives that can etch the surface of the metal. These same abrasives can also scratch enamel lettering and accents, so it's a better idea to avoid toothpaste altogether.

You can put your jewelry away clean, but unless it's stored properly it will still tarnish. Silver accessories should always be wrapped in soft cotton and enclosed in a zip-loc bag to keep the metal from reacting with the elements.

Chlorine and sulfur do not react well with silver and cause a deep black oxidization that can spoil your bracelet. For this reason, it's best to remove your silver jewelry before you swim in a chlorinated pool, or while cooking egg yolks and other sulfur containing foods.

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