Boys Holy Communion Bracelet With Poem
Dotty Dora Designs£17.95
A cool surfer's style bracelet for a boy on his First Holy Communion
UK delivery only
Product description
A cool surfer's style bracelet for a boy on his First Holy Communion
Little boys who make their First Holy Communion have to put a lot of work and effort to learn the meaning of this special occasion and are sure to love a treasured keepsake.
This trendy surfer style bracelet is lifted out of the ordinary with an original verse, written by Janis after watching her nephew practice and rehearse time after time. It thoughtfully captures the lessons and meaning of this celebration.
The wooden beads (picked at random OR all black) strung on waxed cord, add to the charm of the finished design and is sure to be worn time and time again.
Variations
It is then proudly presented in a gift box tied with ribbon.
The sterling silver charms are available in a cross or a puffed star.
Please note that due to the size, weight and design of these charms they do not require a hallmark/stamp but they have been supplied by a reputable silver merchant in the UK and are governed by UK legislation to the quality and standard of silver.
Overview
Made in Britain
Personalisation available
Dimensions
The cross is approx 15mm length and the star 10mm wide.
The bracelet is approx 16cm (length),at its smallest, but is adjusted by sliding the knots open to go over the hand and then can be adjusted back for a snug fit.
Made from
Waxed cord and wooden beads.
Sterling silver charms
Product code
236428
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Overall product rating
4.7 out of 5
UK delivery only
Returns
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Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
