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Sterling Silver Fish and Aquamarine Bracelet

WILL BISHOP JEWELLERY DESIGN LTD

£125

Delightful handmade sterling silver charm bracelet with little silver fish and a semi-precious gemstone drop. Choose from aquamarine, peridot, citrine or amethyst. This would make a perfect gift for any Piscean. The bracelet is a chunky cable chain and finished with a secure handmade t-bar catch. The bracelet is a standard 19cm long, please let us know if you require a different length. The fish and gemstone are approximately 2cm and 1cm in length. Please note that no two fishy charms are the same as they are all individually handmade.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WILL BISHOP JEWELLERY DESIGN LTD, number 09370174. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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