
We love our arm jewelllery here in the studio and we love to hear how you wear your deblaca Bracelets. So, What is the history behind our most loved jewellery style!?
- The word bracelet comes from Greek word “brachile” meaning “of the arm”
- The word ‘bracels’ described armbands made of leather and decorated with gold, silver and gemstones and worn by Greek soldiers
- Women began to wear smaller versions and called them Bracel-ets.
- The earliest known bracelets were worn by the Sumerians of Southern Mesopotamia in 2500 B
- Wearing bangles (non-flexible bracelets) is considered a must for married women in India and are an important part of an Indian bride's jewellery.
- A pair of Wedding Bracelets was, in Victorian times, sometimes given by a husband-to-be to a bride. She wore one while engaged and the other on her wedding day.
- Several gold bracelets dating c 900-700 BC can be seen at the Bronze Age Collection at the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin.
- Bracelets at deblaca.ie are designed and handmade in Ireland
