$16.00
For all the true wanderers out there, the possibilities are endless of paths to discover. You only get one life on earth so seize every moment. Now is the perfect time to start your adventure. What are you waiting for?
The infinity bracelet is the original Wanderer Bracelet. Since the first one was created, it's sparked the curiosity of countless wanderers across the world. Now’s the perfect time to start your own unending adventure – what are you waiting for?
In a village at the edge of a jungle in Bali, each bracelet is hand carved from all-natural materials 
and woven into an adjustable nylon thread band.
Size: 8 inches for mini style
As each symbol is made from natural materials, the color will slightly adjust over the first few months of wear as it takes on elements that are a part of your life journey. Salt water, perfumes, and natural oils will give each bracelet its own look that is uniquely yours.
Super cute! My daughter wears it all the time. Fits her perfectly with room to grow.
I appreciated the customer service. They were prompt and courteous. This company is doing it right.
My 17 year old granddaughter saw this bracelet on your site and loved it immediately.Her Mom always says to her: "I love you to infinity." She asked me if I could order it for her to give to her Mom, of course I said yes. It's a beautiful bracelet and my daughter wears it on her ankle. Thanks for making my granddaughter and this Nana happy.
Such a cute and dainty infinity symbol.
Design
Handmade by artisans in Bali using sustainable materials
Bone: Balinese communities live very close to nature and make effort not to let anything go to waste- so these materials are collected and brought to villages who specialize in using them to create art, tools, and jewelry as they have for generations.
Wood: Our wood beads are made from locally sourced species including Kempas, Merbau, Jackfruit, Guava, and Crocodile woods.
Horn: Our horn beads are made using reclaimed domestic water buffalo horn. In Indonesia, water buffalo, or “banteng”, live on small family farms where they are highly valued and cared for and families rely on them to plow rice terraces and fertilize crops.
