Steel Lauburu String Bracelet
Lauburu bracelet with thread and steel, available in black with a silver finish or red with a gold finish.
Everything you need to know
Description
This cord bracelet features a four-curved-arm Lauburu in the center, flanked by four metal beads.
Two cord and finish combinations
The silver version combines the motif with a double black cord; the gold one, with a double red cord. Both options are gathered on the same product page.
Steel piece and sliding clasp
The central connector is made of steel. On the back, there is a sliding cord clasp with two ends finished with beads. The Lauburu is a symbol linked to Basque culture. Discover other Lauburu jewelry.
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
Frequently asked questions
¿La pulsera Lauburu de hilo es igual que la versión con Ikurriña?
¿Cómo cuido la pieza entre usos?
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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Lauburu
The lauburu is the Basque cross with four curved arms, linked to the identity and roots of Euskal Herria. Its rotating shape is also interpreted as a solar motif of vitality, so it can express continuity and belonging.