Auset's Gaze Bracelet
Auset's Gaze Bracelet
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This bracelet features a string of gold-toned beads interspersed with colorful, cube-shaped "evil eye" charms in red, yellow, white, blue, green, and black. Each charm has a white center with a contrasting pupil. The bracelet is adjustable using a braided cord closure, allowing for a comfortable fit. The combination of gold-toned beads and vibrant charms creates a playful yet protective design.
The bracelet appears to be crafted with gold-toned beads and enamel charms. The enamel seems smooth, and the gold-toned beads are consistently shaped. While not made of precious metals, the materials are chosen for durability and visual appeal, making it suitable for everyday wear.
This bracelet offers versatility for various occasions:
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: Adds a pop of color and a touch of protective symbolism to casual outfits.
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: Can be easily layered with other bracelets for a personalized and trendy look.
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: Provides a playful and vibrant accent to any ensemble.
Its adjustable cord ensures a comfortable fit for most wrist sizes, making it a versatile accessory.
Inspired by Ancient Egyptian and broader Middle Eastern symbolism, reinterpreted through an Egyptian lens:
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: Naming the bracelet after Auset (Isis), the Egyptian goddess of protection, magic, and healing, imbues it with her protective qualities.
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: In this context, rather than strictly "evil eye," these charms can be seen as representations of the Wedjat (Eye of Horus) or the Eye of Ra, both powerful symbols of protection and warding off negative energy in Ancient Egyptian culture.
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: While the specific colors are diverse, in Ancient Egypt, different colors had symbolic meanings. For example, blue represented the heavens and water, red symbolized life and victory, and green represented fertility and new growth.
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: Although the bracelet is gold-toned, gold in Ancient Egypt symbolized divine energy, eternal life, and the sun god Ra.
By naming it "Auset's Gaze Bracelet", the piece is reinterpreted with a focus on Egyptian protective symbolism. It embodies themes of protection, warding off negative energy, and divine blessing, offering a stylish and meaningful accessory.
Care & Maintenance Tips:
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✔ Keep Away from Moisture: Avoid exposure to water, lotions, and perfumes, as they can cause tarnishing over time.
✔ Store Properly: Place bangles in a soft cloth pouch or a jewelry box to prevent scratches.
✔ Regular Cleaning: Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth after wear to remove dirt and oils.
✔ Deep Cleaning: Occasionally, soak in warm soapy water, gently scrub with a soft toothbrush, rinse, and dry thoroughly.
✔ Professional Polishing: If the shine fades over time, consider getting them polished professionally.
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