Silver bracelet with reliefs of motifs from the Route to Santiago

Armreif aus recyceltem Sterlingsilber mit Motiven vom Jakobsweg

Vergoldeter Armreif aus recyceltem Sterlingsilber mit Motiven vom Jakobsweg

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Bracelet Route to Santiago

Your very own unique bracelet with motifs from the pilgrimage to Santiago

This silver bracelet made from 100% recycled sterling silver is a unique keepsake of your walk on the Way of St. James. Carefully crafted with fine reliefs of motifs of the Camino de Santiago, this bangle will be the envy of your friends.

The bracelet with its anatomical, slightly oval shape is very comfortable to wear and is made by us in different sizes. Our jewelry with motifs from the Route to Santiago de Compostela can be personalized on the inside with a name, date or saying and thus becomes a very personal memento.

For a small additional charge, we can also coat this sustainably made bangle with a layer of gold. Look forward to an absolutely unique souvenir from your walk on the Camino de Santiago.

Order your personal piece of this bracelet, which is also popular as a gift, today!

Key Features:

Made from 100% recycled sterling silver
Featuring reliefs of famous motifs along the Camino de Santiago (You can find a description of the motifs further down this page)
Comes in a variety of sizes
Made to order individually and delivered within 3-4 weeks
Shipping is free of charge!
With the text "Camino de Santiago" embossed on the inside.
On request and for a small extra charge also with your own desired text and / or coated with gold

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€149,00

Inkl. MwSt. (falls zutreffend) und inkl. Versandkosten

Sorgfältig hergestellt und versandfertig nach 15 bis 18 Arbeitstagen

Achtung! Armreifen mit Ihrem eigenen Text werden immer extra hergestellt und haben daher immer 12-15 Arbeitstage Lieferzeit!

The reliefs on the bracelet show these famous motifs from the Camino:

On the left of the bracelet you can see first the station St. Jean-Pied-de-Port, the last station before Spain and the beginning of the most famous Way of St. James. Right next to it are depicted a backpack and hiking boots, without which the Way of St. James is almost impossible. The small iron cross Cruz de Ferro marks the highest point of the Way of St. James "Camino Frances" and stands in a pile of worry stones, which is constantly increased by pilgrims. Next you will see the Old Town Hall in the Palace Rajoy in Santiago de Compostela, which is also the seat of the Galician regional government, and next to it the Dos Marias, the famous ladies who appeared every day at 2 p.m. sharp to walk in the Placa Alameda. The Cathedral next to it stands over the tomb of St. James the Apostle and is the destination of each pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago. The thurible is waved on holidays and also as a tribute to pilgrims who are travelers and seekers trying to connect with God. The chapel at the Ibaneta Pass stands where 3 of the 4 French pilgrimage routes meet. The last two reliefs on the bracelet show the zero km stone on the last stretch of the Camino de Santiago from Santiago de Compostella to Finisterre and the lighthouse Finisterre (end of the world), which marks the end of the Camino, where pilgrims burn their tattered clothes on the cliffs.

<h2>The reliefs on the bracelet show these famous motifs from the Camino:</h2>

 

On the left of the bracelet you can see first the station St. Jean-Pied-de-Port, the last station before Spain and the beginning of the most famous Way of St. James. Right next to it are depicted a backpack and hiking boots, without which the Way of St. James is almost impossible. The small iron cross Cruz de Ferro marks the highest point of the Way of St. James "Camino Frances" and stands in a pile of worry stones, which is constantly increased by pilgrims. Next you will see the Old Town Hall in the Palace Rajoy in Santiago de Compostela, which is also the seat of the Galician regional government, and next to it the Dos Marias, the famous ladies who appeared every day at 2 p.m. sharp to walk in the Placa Alameda. The Cathedral next to it stands over the tomb of St. James the Apostle and is the destination of each pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago. The thurible is waved on holidays and also as a tribute to pilgrims who are travelers and seekers trying to connect with God. The chapel at the Ibaneta Pass stands where 3 of the 4 French pilgrimage routes meet. The last two reliefs on the bracelet show the zero km stone on the last stretch of the Camino de Santiago from Santiago de Compostella to Finisterre and the lighthouse Finisterre (end of the world), which marks the end of the Camino, where pilgrims burn their tattered clothes on the cliffs.