HOT ! Crew Cuff Sterling Silver

Name: Crew Cuff Sterling Silver
SKU: 560625815305
Price: 195 USD
Availability: InStock

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NEW! Add a bold statement to your jewelry collection with our original design Sterling Silver Crew Cuff Bracelet. This original design combines durability, style, and meaningful symbolism, making it the perfect accessory for those who appreciate both elegance and strength.

We took our ever popular Crew Cuff and rendered it in beautiful, solid sterling silver. Whether you’re looking for an everyday accessory or a meaningful gift, the Crew Cuff adds a unique, personal touch that makes this cuff bracelet stand out. Quality craftsmanship, made in New England.

Available in 2 sizes: standard 1 7/8\" x 2 1/2\" and extended 2\" x 2 7/8\" - extended by special order only. Monkey Fists are 1/4\" in diameter.

Monkey fists originated as a maritime knot used on sailing ships. Sailors tied the knot around a heavy object to create a weighted end for heaving lines.

The knot is called a \"monkey fist\" because its rounded shape and protruding loops resemble a clenched monkey\'s paw.

The weighted knot made it easier for sailors to throw a line over long distances, allowing them to pass ropes from ship to ship or from ship to shore for docking or mooring.