New Double-Layer Titanium Steel Bracelet | Heart Triangle Zirconia & Floral Design | 18K Gold Vacuum Plated Colour-Lasting

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£68

Make a statement with this beautifully layered bracelet, combining romantic heart motifs, geometric triangle zirconia stones, and delicate floral details in one elegant piece. Crafted from premium titanium steel with 18K gold vacuum plating, it delivers a luxurious look that stays bright and colour-fast through everyday wear. Key Features Material: Premium titanium steel — hypoallergenic, durable, and lightweight Plating: 18K gold vacuum electroplating — colour-lasting, fade-resistant, and tarnish-proof Design: Double-layer silhouette featuring heart charms, triangle zirconia accents, and flor

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as UMI JEWELLERY LTD, number 17378520. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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