Summer is well on its way hear in Missouri. I love picking new jewelry to go with all the great summer style's. Made IN LA is an American company that produces handmade leather bracelets. Each one is carefully designed and handmade in Los Angeles California. They have several different bracelets available. The leather is beautiful and comes in a variety of colors. There is even a good selection of colored stones and studs. Prices vary from $85.00 to $125.00. You can find MADE IN LA hear http://www.made-in.la/.
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| A great close up of the craftsmanship |
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| The Gift box |
I received the Hollywood a few weeks a go. It came in a very nice simple clean box perfect for gift giving. It was nestled in a bed of this cool looking shredded paper. Very ECO friendly. The Hollywood is a dark brown leather bracelet with white stones and shiny studs that run around it. Its is a one piece bracelet that wraps around your wrist several times depending on your wrist size and how tight or loose you like your bracelet to be. I absolutely love that I can wrap it around my wrist and make it what ever size I want. I have a small wrist and often have trouble with most standard sized bracelets fitting me correctly. The Hollywood fits me perfect each and every time. Its held closed with a great little snap. I wore it to a wedding reception a few weeks a go and got nothing but compliments on it. My eldest daughter even loves it.
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| How it looks on. |
Each bracelet is hand cut and each stud and stone is placed by hand. The Quality and craftsman ship is amazing I love that MADE IN LA takes the time to make each bracelet by hand. I have often bought bracelets from retail stores with stones. Only to find they are crooked or not secured properly. Each and every stud and stone on the Hollywood bracelet is even straight and secure. MADE IN LA really took some time crafting it.
I would love for everyone to head over and check out what MADE IN LA has to offer at http://www.made-in.la/
Disclosure: I received the Hollywood at no cost for review. All opinions are my own.
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