Can men wear bracelets?

Bracelets are a kind of special ornaments. The materials are basically gold, silver, jade, and jade. They have been the focus of people’s love since ancient times. It is an extension of a woman’s arm, like a stroke of magic, adding luster to a woman’s moving carcass. For this reason, it is deeply rooted in people’s thinking that “bracelets” are women’s exclusive accessories. But the advent of the new century broke this traditional concept. People added the attribute of “masculine” to the bracelet with unique thinking and bold design. From then on, men can also wear “masculine” spirit. Bracelet can add one’s charm. On the wrist, here are 3male-oriented bracelets!

Viking Bracelet

Viking enjoyed wearing jewelry. In the 8th century AD, in faraway Norway lived a group of people who cultivated the barren land but had the body of giants. This is a bloodthirsty and murderous nation. The harsh environment has to make them develop tough characters and strong bodies. At the age when ordinary European children are still playing with Trojan horses, the “Viking” teenagers have begun to practice fighting, swordsmanship, and gymnastics. Survival skills such as sailing. When the children become adults, the father will give them a silver Viking bracelet at the coming-of-age ceremony, and they will be with them for life until they die in battle. This bracelet also represents courage and is the key to enter “Valhalla” after death, which is the origin of the “Viking Bracelet”.

Nowadays, with people’s love for the “Nordic” culture, this “bracelet” that has been dormant for a hundred years is gradually being revived. European silversmiths recreated them based on legacy “bracelet” styles with their own unique innovations, giving them a more modern “heavy metal” look, while the engraved Nordic “runes” have a retro spirit. This fully combines “courage” with “trend”.

Handmade rope bracelet

This kind of bracelet is actually evolved from “knot”, and the mainstream comes from Tibet. Tibetan people believe that wearing a special “knotted rope” can add “blessings” to people, such as the well-known “nine-eyed immortal diamond lock”. In short, different numbers of colored ropes are continuously “knotted” through special techniques, and finally turned into a beautiful bracelet. This kind of bracelet is “thick and thick”. If it uses dark colored threads and a metallic “head lock”, it is very suitable for men. Therefore, more and more men have begun to wear such bracelets in recent years. One is for faith. , the second is to play a decorative role.

Gem composite bracelets

Jade, emerald, turquoise, beeswax, and southern red are all known to us as mineral gemstones. On weekdays, in addition to using them as pendants, we use them as rings or bracelets, but this far from being able to play their role. So someone thought of “mosaic”! The advantage of inlay is that the pendant that can only be worn on the neck can also be “migrated” to the arm! At first, people used the all-purpose “silver bracelet” as the carrier of inlay, and later used “cowhide” as a substitute because it was too bulky and inconvenient, and the result was surprisingly good. Also a favorite of “leather” fans.

Conclusion

Bracelets are not only for women, especially Viking bracelets are suit for men’s taste. The times are progressing, and so are people’s aesthetic concepts.