The Arm Party that Gives Back

 

Red and turquoise half string half gold chain bracelets met at a center by diamonettes, $150.

Sometimes your arm just needs a break from the chunky dudes on your wrist and while it may not happen very often, there's a solution to keep the party rocking on the sporadic event your arm should start to break out in an unusual rash that may or may not bleed depending on how seriously you take said rash. What? Just me? This is awkward. But in any case, we cue the gracelette. Graceful, elegant, dainty, and made from materials less about heavy brass and more about very modestly and perhaps reasonably exploiting precious jewelry, it's the arm party that gives back not only because they're practically second skin--this works hard in our favor to maintain rad arm parties even through long sleeves and big sweaters--but also because generous proceeds from each purchase go toward feeding homeless initiatives. Who'd have thought your arm party would take one step closer in our collective effort to make the world a better place? Honestly, actually, I did...I so did. Available at Curve. Clicky, clicky.