2 bracelets by Debbie Merle Designs. 1 bracelet : matte amazonite w the word Hope on display and leather threads. 1 bracelet: leather w the word T'Shuvah inscribed on a white pebble.
Internationally recognized designer, Debbie Merle has been creating uniquely vibrant, jaw dropping jewelry for over 15 years. As an artist, designer and cancer survivor, Debbie is driven to share her unique perspective of the world through her eclectic, hand crafted pieces which are both works of art and labors of love. It was in fact Debbie’s bout with cancer that ignited her creative passion, and fueled a robust desire to create a tangible expression of her love of life. Her zest is exemplified in her designs which are characterized by rich vibrant colors and creatively beautiful arrangements of elements that truly resonate with Debbie. Her jewelry collection is her homage to life to be worn and shared with the world over.
https://debbiemerle.com/ @debbiemerle
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