Ben-Amun, established in 1977 by Egyptian born Isaac Manevitz, produces exquisite necklaces, earrings, bracelets, belts, and pins. Ben-Amun is named after Manevitz’s eldest son Ben, and Egyptian King Tut (Tutankhamun). His collections are distinct in design; he uses only the finest materials such as Lucite, pewter, glass, crystal, and leather. The Ben-Amun collections range from casual to refined with something for every woman. They have recently been featured in Vogue, Elle, NY Times, and Marie Claire.

The Ben-Amun Dangling Spike Bracelet is modern and edgy.  This rhodium plated pewter bracelet is embellished with funky spiked dangle cones that are connected to three rolo chains. It fastens with a toggle clasp and is 7 ½” long. This bracelet definitely gets noticed since the spikes jingle when you move your wrist! Buy through Max and Chloe for $130.          

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