Black rubber bracelets
An overview of our sustainably produced rubber bracelets in black. The lightweight natural material rubber, for our bracelets, comes from organic farming from small cooperatives in Brazil. The width starts at 28 mm up to a width of 120 mm for our widest bracelet.
Black bracelets Made of natural latex, like our bracelets, not only bring out your sense of style, but also promote the rubber producers in the countries of origin. After all, our black accessories are always accompanied by responsible manufacturing processes and sustainability. So they can highlight your uniqueness and remain a constant quality piece of jewelery with an imaginative presentation.
Black bracelets - versatile companions with expressive charm
A casual leisure look, the serious business outfit or the glamorous evening gown, a black bracelet for women and men harmonizes with every fashion style and rounds it off appropriately. With black bracelets you can also skillfully integrate your sense of trends into everyday life, because these jewelry variations are both decorative and extraordinary. In our collection you can of course only get them in perfect quality, as we have all of the specimens made by designers from Brazil. They still perceive the production of jewelry as art and therefore create filigree unique items that have personality and appear lively. Due to the use of pure natural rubber, which comes from the Amazon regions and is produced there by small farmer cooperatives, bracelets made from the black natural material always present individuality at the highest level of quality, which we attach great importance to. Unlike leather bracelets, our raw material is renewable and no animal has to suffer for it. In combination with the multi-faceted look, you can show unobtrusive charisma on any occasion with these black bracelets and you can also constantly reinvent yourself. We have also put together the following collections for you: Children's jewelry, Black jewelry and jewelry with Skull symbol.Read on in the bijoo magazine: