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DealMaker

DealMaker Bamboo Bracelet

A twisted bamboo-style bracelet with a chrome-finish peace piece engraved "Deal Maker" — $19.99, shipping included.

AMS-DM-1001 · New

$19.99In stock

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About this product

Wear the DealMaker mindset. This bracelet pairs a twisted bamboo-style braided band in natural tan and brown tones with a round chrome-finish peace-sign centerpiece engraved "Deal Maker", set between two polished metal sleeves wrapped in dark brown cord.

The supplied artwork describes the band as genuine twisted bamboo with an adjustable fit for most wrist sizes, closed with a sliding knot. It is made for everyday wear and sold as a gift idea for anyone who believes in the DealMaker mindset. Exact band width, closed circumference range and metal alloy have not been supplied; keep the bracelet away from prolonged water exposure to preserve the finish.

One bracelet is $19.99, with shipping already included. DealMaker is a brand of this store's own publishing family.

Details at a glance

  • Twisted bamboo-style braided band in natural tan and brown
  • Chrome-finish peace piece engraved "Deal Maker"
  • Polished metal sleeves with dark brown cord wraps
  • Adjustable sliding-knot fit for most wrist sizes
  • Made for everyday wear; gift-ready
  • $19.99 per bracelet, shipping included
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