Star of David steel bracelet
€14,95
Everything you need to know
Description
The double six-pointed star bracelet brings together two gold-tone stainless steel chains in a single piece. A flat link chain runs along the front, while the second, finer chain incorporates small round beads. The six-pointed star motif appears suspended in the center, with another star visible on the side section. The combination makes it possible to distinguish between both chains without obscuring any of the elements. The six-pointed star and the two chains allow for the composition of the piece to be recognized.
The clasp and extension chain are visible at the top of the bracelet. On the sides, gold-tone spheres and a small final charm can be seen, details that complete the layout of the two chains. This product sheet corresponds to
Shipping
| Region | Delivery time | Shipping cost | Free shipping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Península española | 1–2 días laborables | 3,90 €. |
Desde 19 € |
| Islas Canarias e Islas Baleares | 3–5 días laborables | 30 €. |
Desde 75 € |
Los plazos de entrega pueden variar en periodos de alta demanda, festivos o por causas ajenas a nuestra empresa.
Materials and care
To care for your jewellery, follow these general recommendations.
Recommendations:
• Avoid direct contact with perfumes, creams or chemicals
• Dry after contact with water or sweat
• Store in a dry place when not in use
• Clean gently with a dry cloth
Returns
Puedes solicitar una devolución dentro de los 30 días naturales posteriores a la recepción del pedido.
El producto debe estar sin usar, en buen estado y con su embalaje original siempre que sea posible.
En caso de defecto de fabricación o problema de calidad, contáctanos con tu número de pedido y fotos o vídeo del producto.
Los gastos de devolución correrán a cargo del cliente, salvo si el producto presenta un defecto o error por parte de Cotigo.
No realizamos cambios directos.
Contacto: cotigo.bisuteria@gmail.com
Symbol meanings
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Six-Pointed Star
The six-pointed star is often formed by two overlapping triangles. It can be a geometric motif or, in a Jewish context, the Star of David; its meaning depends on how it is depicted and used.
