Simple Gold & Silver What Would Jesus Do Bracelet - WWJD-9G

Simple Gold & Silver WWJD Bracelet - $69

Item: DBL-WWJD-9G

This is a simple and elegant Gold and Sterling Silver WWJD Bracelet. It is made with 5.5mm .925 sterling silver alphabet block letters WWJD and 14k Gold-Filled 6mm round beads and a sterling silver lobster claw clasp (you choose the clasp during the ordering process). You may add charms to this or any of my bracelets. See more pictures below...

Sterling Silver Version: click here Gold beaded bracelets

Materials: 14k gold-filled, .925 sterling silver

Shipping: I make and ship everything within the next business day.

Materials: .925 sterling silver

Simple Gold & Silver WWJD Bracelet - $69

Enter Message: (up to 9 letters are free)

Size: Measure your wrist and add 3/4"

Toggle or Lobster Clasp? (see clasps)

You may add additional items to your bracelet order (or skip down to the ADD TO CART button)...

Add charms to your order: (see charms)
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Add a Birthstone Crystal Dangle? + $5
Swarovski Crystal Birthstone Color Options

Add a Message Bead - $6
Survivor, Courage, Hope and In Memory beads

Add Her Initial Charm - $5

Add coordinating 18" sterling silver necklace* (+ $89)
Add coordinating sterling silver earrings (+ $29)
Add Silver Polishing Cloth for cleaning (+ $5)

Add Gift Wrap -

credit card, debit card and paypal options

Gold & Sterling Silver WWJD Gallery

Sterling Silver (.925) & 14k Gold-Filled Beads

DBL-WWJD-9Gold

This Gold WWJD Bracelet is beautiful, elegant and simple with a 14k gold-filled toggle clasp. They added 2 things to their Gold WWJD Bracelet order: IN MEMORY Message Bead and a Tree of Life Charm.

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WWJD Sterling Silver Simple Bracelet - WWJD-9

DBL-WWJD-9S

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WWJD or "What would Jesus do?" grew in popularity in the late 1800'sbecame popular after Charles Sheldon's book entitled, “In His Steps: What Would Jesus Do.” It grew again in popularity, in the late 1990's, as a gentle reminder of the moral imperative if you are ever in doubt by your actions or words ask your "what would jesus do?"

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