Silver Mobius Light Blue Crystal Wire Wrapped Chainmaille Bracelet @xntriclatin

Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

Another stunning wire wrapped chainmaille bracelet. The bracelet measures just over 7 1/2 inches long and just over 1/4 inch wide (8mm). A brilliant assortment of light Blue Crystals are wire wrapped to sterling silver mobius ring sets. I completed it with my signature Sterling Silver Infinity Clasp for superior security. This time I used a square spiraled wire for a truly unique look. Find it at xntriccreations.etsy.com
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Silver Mobius Light Blue Crystal Wire Wrapped Chainmaille Bracelet

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