Reworked Vintage Piece: Classic Black Leather-Woven Chain Bracelet from a Designer House

Chain length 15-18cm (customizable to wrist size) Leather-woven chain links are repurposed from a designer shoe. ❤️ All branded vintage pieces in this shop are meticulously Reworked from original components like buttons and charms found on authentic clothing, shoes, and accessories of the same brand. We never use unverified charms to deceive, so you can shop with confidence. 🍄 Follow my IG: ⬇️ IG: Fantasy Vintage FB Fan Page: Fantasy Vintage Retro fashion has always been on the rise. Upcycled vintage buttons create timelessly chic new pieces. Luxury brand treasures, each a classic. These pendants are well-preserved and can even be redesigned and renewed in the future. Add a touch of texture and sophistication to your everyday wear. Enhance your elegance at formal occasions. Buttons are sourced from pre-owned luxury boutiques across Europe, the US, and Japan. They are not new and may show signs of wear or minor surface imperfections, which is normal. Each piece has been Reworked and handcrafted into accessories, and can be transformed into necklace pendants, stud earrings, dangle earrings, rings, belts, hair clips, and other hair accessories. These are new creations from vintage pieces; this is not an official brand collaboration or resale. All copyrights belong to the respective brands. Jewelry Care Tips: 1. When removing jewelry for storage, seal it in a dry environment. For minor oxidation, a polishing cloth can be used. 2. Avoid contact with chemicals, hot springs, perfumes, cosmetics, and sharp objects. 3. Please remove jewelry before showering and exercising. Maintenance & Repair: Under normal wear conditions, we offer lifelong after-sales service. ❤️ How to Identify Genuine Chanel Buttons ❤️ Every Chanel button is designed to complement Chanel's seasonal clothing collections, seamlessly integrating with the garments to create a perfect harmony. Thus, even if the clothing is damaged, Chanel buttons retain their radiance and presence, earning them the reputation of "Chanel's small jewelry." They still hold significant value in the pre-owned luxury market and are quite expensive, making them treasured collectibles for many Chanel enthusiasts. Due to the strong market demand and high value of Chanel buttons, counterfeit items are prevalent, and consumers can easily purchase fakes. Therefore, learning to distinguish genuine Chanel buttons is crucial to acquiring truly valuable pieces. However, Chanel does not publicly disclose detailed information on how to identify authentic products, as this would aid counterfeiters. Drawing from my own collecting and sourcing experience, through hands-on disassembly, crafting, detailed image comparisons, and research (my eyes have nearly given out!), I've compiled the following key points: 1. Genuine Chanel buttons have a substantial weight and a satisfying heft. They are not overly hard, possessing a slightly soft texture, and their color is a rich, golden hue reminiscent of vintage gold. In contrast, fake Chanel buttons tend to have a brighter, newer color and feel lighter with a harder texture. 2. As Chanel button designs are reinterpreted each year, while the basic motif remains consistent, the finer lines and textures exhibit subtle handmade variations. This not only makes it difficult for counterfeiters to keep up but also adds to the excitement for Chanel enthusiasts anticipating the highlights of new releases. Consequently, Chanel is known for its unique approach to never repeating designs, with each season's new products offering distinct features. Fake buttons often appear crudely made and lack design variation. 3. You can compare with images of genuine Chanel buttons. Applying the principle mentioned in point two, you can differentiate between authentic and fake buttons. Fake buttons are often crudely finished, and discrepancies can be observed in the details of the button's patterns, engravings, and fine textures. 4. Price disparity is also a factor. As Chanel buttons have a recognized market value, significant price differences should raise suspicion. However, relying solely on price to determine authenticity is not foolproof, as some sellers might inflate prices for fake items. Therefore, to authenticate Chanel buttons, consider the price difference alongside the other three factors. 5. Some Chanel buttons produced after 2010 (the exact date hasn't been officially announced by Chanel) may not have the "Chanel" marking on the back. The majority of Chanel buttons from 2010 onwards are blank on the back. These five fundamental points should assist you in identifying genuine Chanel buttons. I will update this information should I discover more in the future. Thank you for your support.