Lowcountry Layer | Sterling & 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet Trio
Lowcountry Layer | Sterling & 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet Trio
Lowcountry Layer | Sterling & 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet Trio
Lowcountry Layer | Sterling & 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet Trio
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Lowcountry Layer | Sterling & 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet Trio

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Lowcountry Layer | Sterling & 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet Trio

Designed Exclusively at Dacuba’s Jewelry

Inspired by the timeless charm of Charleston, our Lowcountry Layer brings together Southern tradition and effortless style. Thoughtfully curated as a trio, these bracelets can be worn together or mixed with your favorite pieces. Blending Lowcountry tradition and designed for effortless styling, each combination brings timeless elegance to your jewelry collection.

 This trio features our classic Sterling Silver Charleston Rice Beads, complemented by a 14kt Gold Filled Rice Bead Bracelet for an elegant mixed metal look.

14kt Gold Filled Rice Beads

.925 Sterling Silver

Bead Sizes: 2.3mm (Med) / 3.0mm (Lg) / 3.0mm (Lg)

During the Colonial Period, South Carolina was the largest producer of rice in America. The crop arrived in the area around 1685, when a ship sailed off course from the Island of Madagascar.  Landing in Charleston for repairs, the Captain expressed his gratitude, by giving the Governor of the colony a handful of rice grains.  From then on, rice became a primary export of Charleston. Today, rice still symbolizes Charleston's bountiful history and remains an iconic product to South Carolina.