Larimar Bracelet Set

A quick splash or brief rinse in fresh water is totally fine, but it’s best not to submerge your Larimar jewelry for long periods. Everyday chemicals—like bath soaps, pool chlorine, and hot tub chemicals—can degrade nylon cords. For the longest-lasting shine, we suggest taking your jewelry off before taking a dip or hopping in the shower!

To ensure the highest quality and longevity of your jewelry, we do not offer our Marahlago Larimar bracelets on elastic. Because Larimar is a genuine gemstone, the inside of the bead holes are naturally abrasive. Over a short period, this texture acts like fine sandpaper, wearing through elastic cords and causing them to snap easily. We choose to use premium, durable cord instead of elastic to protect your investment and ensure your beautiful bracelet stays safely on your wrist where it belongs.

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Yes, nylon cord macramé bracelets can generally be worn every day — they're actually designed to be quite durable and low-maintenance. However, there are a few things to keep in mind to extend their life and keep them looking good:
Deterioration: Over time, exposure to chemicals, chlorinated or salty water and sweat can cause nylon to deteriorate. Fraying: Over time the cord can begin to fray, particularly if the bracelet rubs against hard surfaces.
Care Tips: Rinse occasionally with fresh water, especially after exposure to saltwater, pool chlorine. Air dry completely before storing to prevent moisture buildup. Avoid harsh chemicals like perfumes, sprays, and household cleaners that could degrade the fibers or stain the cord.

To Open: Locate the three knotted areas at the back and pull the two side knots away from each other.
To Close: Hold the ends of the cords and pull them away from each other.

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A macramé bracelet is an ancient crafting technique that relies entirely on knotting cords rather than weaving, knitting, or using traditional metal jewelry chains.
Artisans use cords and tie them into geometric patterns. The most famous feature of a macramé bracelet is its sliding knot closure, which allows the wearer to easily expand and tighten the bracelet to fit their wrist. Because of their woven look, they are widely recognized as the quintessential casual, bohemian, or "beach style" friendship bracelets, often incorporating beads, gemstones, or charms into the knots.

The Pros
The sliding knot mechanism means one size fits almost everyone (usually expanding from 6 to 8+ inches). There’s no fumbling with clasps or worrying about getting the exact wrong size.

Because they are made of cord, they don't feel cold against the skin, they don't pinch arm hairs, and they are incredibly lightweight to wear all day.

They are the absolute best choice for creating a "jewelry stack." They pair beautifully with other fabric, leather, or sterling silver bracelets without scratching them.

High-quality macramé won't snap easily, won't scratch like polished metal, and is perfect for a carefree vacation lifestyle.

Care Instructions for Longevity.
Give your bracelet a quick rinse in freshwater periodically, especially after beach days, pool sessions, or workouts. This is important because, over time, chemical and sweat buildup will occur, which can weaken the nylon fibers.

Put on your sunscreen, perfumes, lotions, and hairsprays before slipping on your bracelet to prevent harsh chemicals and heavy oils from soaking into the cord.

If the cord picks up dirt or needs a deeper clean, gently massage it with warm water and a drop of mild dish soap, then rinse thoroughly.

Always let the cord air-dry completely on a flat surface before placing it back in your MarahLago storage pouch to prevent moisture from being trapped inside.

Adjust with Care: Open and tighten the sliding knot using a smooth, steady motion rather than sharp yanks. This keeps the intricate weave crisp and prevents the ends from fraying.

These adjustable macramé bracelets are designed to comfortably fit wrists measuring 6" to 8", with a maximum opening of 9" to easily slide over the hand.