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Looking for a meaningful way to keep your favorite photos close? At Foterra Jewelry, we offer two styles of custom double-sided photo bracelets, each with its own personality. Both let you showcase two special images (one on each side of the charm!), but they differ slightly in size, material, and vibe.
Here’s how to choose the one that’s right for you.
Looking for something sleek, polished, and just a little more luxe? Our sterling silver bracelet is a favorite for its elegant metal and larger charm—perfect for slightly more detailed or complex images.
This bracelet is ideal for use with portrait photography and vacation snapshots with multiple people. Crafted from sterling silver, this will be a long-lasting keepsake jewelry piece. A perfect mix of sentimental and stylish—and completely waterproof and tarnish-resistant, so you can wear it anywhere.
For a more playful, casual look, the Double-Sided Slide Bracelet offers a pop of color and a touch of modern charm. The nylon cord comes in vibrant colors, and the charm is just slightly smaller. Perfect for vibrant, simple shots.
This style has a relaxed, sporty vibe that’s easy to stack, gift, or wear on the go. It’s an excellent option for milestone moments, pet lovers, or favorite vacation snaps.
Both bracelets are handmade (right here in Portland, Oregon!) and can feature your favorite photos preserved in waterproof resin for a lasting finish. Choose the sterling silver style for a more refined look—or opt for the slide bracelet for a fun, dainty piece that adds personality to any outfit.
Still not sure? Choose based on the photo:
Simple image, bold colors? Go for the 8mm slide.
Multiple faces, fine detail? The 12mm sterling silver is your best bet.
No matter what you pick, you're getting something special, personal, and totally you.
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