Mary Fleur-de-Lis Bracelet | 925 Sterling Silver & Red Leather
Mary is a bold statement bracelet that combines ornate silver craftsmanship, rich leather texture and timeless Fleur-de-Lis-inspired design.
Handcrafted from 925 sterling silver and genuine braided leather, this striking bracelet features an elaborate central ornament decorated with cubic zirconia. The sculptural silver details, intricate floral motifs and braided leather create a dramatic combination of gothic elegance and Victorian-inspired style.
The Fleur-de-Lis motif has historically been associated with royalty, nobility and elegance. In the Mary bracelet, this classic ornamental inspiration meets a bold, contemporary aesthetic, creating a distinctive piece for those who appreciate expressive handcrafted jewelry.
Designed to stand out, Mary brings together intricate metalwork, substantial proportions and the rugged character of leather.
Product Details
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Materials: 925 Sterling Silver and Genuine Leather
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Gemstones: Cubic Zirconia
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Leather: Braided leather
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Weight: Approximately 45 g
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Width: Approximately 30 mm
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Design: Fleur-de-Lis-inspired ornament with decorative silverwork
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Style: Gothic, Victorian-Inspired, Alternative, Statement
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Made in: Ukraine
Custom Sizing & Personalization
Mary is made to order and can be customized to suit your preferences.
Customization may include:
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Custom bracelet sizing
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Alternative gemstone options
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Different silver finishes
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Additional design modifications available as a paid custom service
For the best fit, please provide your actual wrist circumference when ordering a custom size. If you are unsure about sizing, contact us before placing your order.
Handmade to Order
Each Mary bracelet is individually handcrafted in our workshop in Ukraine.
Production time: 2–4 weeks.
Because every piece is handmade, slight variations in texture, oxidation, polishing, leather appearance and stone setting may occur. These details contribute to the individuality of handcrafted jewelry.
Care Instructions
To preserve the beauty of your sterling silver and leather bracelet:
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Remove the bracelet before swimming, showering, exercising or sleeping.
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Avoid prolonged contact with water, sweat, salt water and chemicals.
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Keep the leather away from perfumes, lotions, creams and household cleaning products.
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Do not soak the leather or expose it to excessive moisture.
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Clean the silver components gently with a soft, lint-free jewelry cloth.
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For deeper cleaning, use mild soapy water only on the silver components and dry thoroughly.
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Avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals.
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If the leather becomes damp, allow it to dry naturally away from direct heat.
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Store in a dry place, preferably inside the provided cotton pouch or jewelry box.
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Store separately from other jewelry to help prevent scratches.
Packaging
Your Mary bracelet arrives carefully packaged with protective packaging for safe transportation, a branded wooden gift box, a branded cotton pouch and, of course, a little brutality and love from Yeti.
Customs & Import Taxes
Depending on the destination country, customs duties, import taxes or other fees may apply. These charges are the buyer's responsibility unless otherwise stated.
USA orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Applicable import duties and taxes are paid in advance, so customers in the USA should not have to pay additional import duties or import taxes upon delivery.
Ornate Design. Unmistakable Character.
Mary brings together Fleur-de-Lis-inspired ornament, detailed sterling silver craftsmanship and braided leather in a bold, expressive design.
A distinctive accessory for those who appreciate gothic elegance, Victorian-inspired details and jewelry that makes a statement.
Regal in spirit. Bold by design. Handcrafted with attitude.
Handcrafted, Never Mass-Produced
Every piece is individually handcrafted from solid sterling silver using traditional jewelry-making techniques. From shaping and engraving to polishing and finishing, each step is completed with precision to create a piece that is made to last.









