This bracelet was woven using a technique called Loop in Loop, which dates back thousands of years. This was the predominant type of chain the Ancient Romans used.

A bracelet similar to this one, but made in the 4th century A.D., can be seen in the Walters Museum in Baltimore. A big thank you to Jean Stark for her wonderful book, Classical Loop-in-Loop Chains, for all the research into this ancient technique.

Each of the spacers was individually fabricated, and each of the loops of the chain was first fused into a closed circle and then woven into the chain.

This bracelet fits a 6-3/4 inch wrist. The chain is fine silver, and is finished with a handmade sterling silver box clasp, which has a safety chain for added security.