SILVER QUINTETTE SQUARE WIRE PENTAGON BANGLE

Alright, who’s ready to embrace the power of five? This eco-friendly Sterling Silver Pentagon Bangle is not just a piece of jewellery but a philosophy lesson for your wrist! Minimalist yet bold, with a polished finish that gleams like Aphrodite herself had a hand in it (seriously, there’s a whole history of love and strength packed into this bangle). And before you ask – yes, it’s durable. We’re talking solid, chunky square wire that feels as good as it looks. This is not one of those flimsy bangles that bends at the sight of a handbag strap. 💪✨

But wait – I’m all about options! If you’re after a hammered finish or prefer a different metal, I’m here to accommodate your whims. Just drop me a message, and I’ll make it happen. Fancy, right?

This collection is proudly made in the UK and inspired by the Pentagon – the number five, a symbol of love, health, and all things deeply human. I’ve had customers choose this design to represent their families of five, which is peak modern minimalism with a hefty dose of sentimentality. It’s love, but with sleek, geometric flair. 💖🔶

And because I’m also deeply committed to the planet (as well as your style), your bangle will arrive in my fully recycled, Christine Alexander branded box – perfect for gifting, or just treating yourself because, well, why not?

Shipping: The Glamorous World of Parcel Patience

Right, let’s talk delivery. I’m a one-woman jewellery empire, so I aim to ship your fabulous bangle the same day, but it's not always possible. For my UK sparkle-lovers, expect your new favourite piece in about 5-7 business days – a perfect little wait for anticipation to build. For my international darlings, it could take anywhere from 5 to 30 business days. Customs, darling, it’s a thing.

Can’t find it in stock? Don’t panic – I can have it made to order with a lead time of 4-10 weeks. Because, as we all know, good things (and the perfect bangle) take time.

Ready to add a touch of five-star fabulousness to your jewellery collection?