Brief Summary… 

• Recycled silver shilling coins circa 1850’s – 1900’s
• Meticulously hand cut, carved and engraved
• Made using only traditional hand tools and techniques
• Optional mixed media adding colour elements with bronze and copper
• Optional Silver, Copper or Bonze wee heart charm engraved with initials
• Hairy Growler Shepherd’s Crook Necklace Catch: Sterling Silver
• Size : each link section approx 40mm * 18mm
• Sizes : small 18.5cm, Med 19.5cm, Large 21cm, XL 23.5cm
• Symbolism : Transformation, beauty, freedom and creativity
• Handcrafted & Recycled in Cambridge

A little more detail…

This adorable bracelet is handcrafted by recycling sterling silver coins and into gorgeous little butterflies, stars, swirls and scrolls. Each of the links comprise differently styled flowers and combinations.

This bracelet requires a great deal of love and attention to produce. Its appearances is of a delicate silver fluttering butterly linked bracelet. It is however, made of sterling silver, thus is tough and durable and will last many life times. Handcrafted & Recycled in Cambridge, UK. Size : Each section approx 35 mm * 15 mm

The butterfly often brings to mind transformation, new beginnings, and the fleeting nature of life. Its life cycle, from humble caterpillar to winged beauty, mirrors human experiences of change, growth, and rebirth. Furthermore, butterflies can represent beauty, freedom, and the soul, drawing on their delicate appearance and ability to flit effortlessly through the air. It’s metamorphosis is a powerful metaphor for personal growth and change. It signifies moving from one state of being to another, shedding old ways and embracing new possibilities.

The emergence of a butterfly, especially in spring, is often associated with hope, renewal, and fresh starts. The butterfly’s short lifespan reminds us of the ephemeral nature of existence and the beauty that can be found even in brief moments. Their vibrant colors and graceful flight evoke a sense of freedom, beauty, and joy.

In some cultures, butterflies are linked to the human soul, particularly its journey after death. Butterflies also represent femininity due to their delicate beauty and association with nature. They are a muse to explore themes of love, loss, and the human condition. For example, the Greek goddess of the soul, Psyche, was depicted with butterfly wings.