Bryan Anthonys

Highs & Lows Icon Bracelet Set

Highs & Lows Icon Bracelet Set - Main image
$34 $68 In stock

Category: Bracelets

Description
In a world full of maybes, there are few people who you can count on to be your always. A once in a lifetime friend who journeys with you to the end. A rare soul who never quiets your wild or runs from your storm. A constant companion through the highs and lows. The one who sees your valleys and not only chooses to stay, but chooses to walk the paths of uncertainties beside you. The one who laughs with you under the sun and loves you through the dark. The one who sees the best within you and helps lift you to new heights because they know there are mountains inside of you waiting to arise. The heart that reminds you that you’ll never have to be alone — the type of friendship that leads you home. Thank you for making every moment worth remembering — the laughs, the cries and everything in between. Life is full of ups and downs but you will always be my no matter what, no matter where, forever friend.
Information & Fit
Designed by Bryan Anthonys
Base Material: Brass
Length: 7" Adjustable, Built-in Extender
Pendant Dimensions: 5 x 7 mm
Available Finishes: 14k Gold (nickel-free), Silver (nickel-free)

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin A. ★★★★★

The two-tone finish looks even better in person, and the engraving on the inside is a sweet touch that makes it feel personal. I've worn them every day since they arrived and the bracelet lies flat against my wrist without twisting, which I wasn't expecting from a set.

Joshua V. ★★★★★

The clasp is sturdy and the two-tone design feels premium without being flashy. I've worn mine daily for two weeks and it still looks as crisp as day one. Exactly the kind of piece that says "you're my person" without needing words.

Lucy U. ★★★★★

I bought these for my best friend and I to wear, and the friendship meaning behind the design feels just right for how we are together. The bracelet set is lightweight enough to forget you're wearing it, but looks like it costs way more than it did. Each time I glance at my wrist, I'm reminded of th