mustard seed bracelet

The same seed, worn where you'll actually see it. A necklace sits under a collar and out of sight; a bracelet is at the end of your own arm all day — on the steering wheel, on the keyboard, on the handle of a door you weren't sure you wanted to open. A single mustard seed set in a clear bead on a fine chain. If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, nothing will be impossible for you — Matthew 17:20. The smallest seed in the garden, and the one Jesus reached for when he was asked how much is enough. The piece Solid metal — never plated, so there's no layer to flake off and nothing to turn your wrist green. Built to be worn daily rather than saved for Sundays. Metals Gold — warm against olive and deeper skin, and the easiest of the three to stack with brass or tan leather. Silver — cooler and quieter. Sits closer to a watch case, so it disappears into what you already wear. Rose gold — the softest of the three. Reads pink in daylight and nearly copper indoors, and warms up a wrist that's otherwise all steel. Pairs with the Mustard Seed Necklace in the same metal. Put it on last and take it off first — perfume and lotion are harder on metal than wear is.

put it on last and take it off first. perfume, lotion and sunscreen are harder on metal than wear is. silver tarnishes; a soft polishing cloth brings it back.