- Thursday Ad Day/ medical bracelet watches

[Guest guest]

Going to the pool several times a week, I got tired of tying and

untying my watch all the time..

Also needed a medical bracelet.

So I started making watches that are fun and unique, also serving a

purpose.

The watchbands are strung with semiprecious stones an St.S. beads with

a medical charm to give notice to first responders.

With it also comes a little info card for emergencies.

Depending on what I use on beads, these watches run around $ 35.- to $

45.--

They are different , attractive and serve a purpose.

Contact me for pictures.

C-M

[Guest guest]

I would like to see pictures. I'm allergic to nickel and get horrible

rashes from them. I'm always looking for watches that don't have any

metal touching the skin.

 

Karen J

 

 

cmaria [cmaria]

Thursday, May 06, 2004 6:06 AM

 

- Thursday Ad Day/ medical bracelet watches

 

Going to the pool several times a week, I got tired of tying and

untying my watch all the time..

Also needed a medical bracelet.

So I started making watches that are fun and unique, also serving a

purpose.

The watchbands are strung with semiprecious stones an St.S. beads with

a medical charm to give notice to first responders.

With it also comes a little info card for emergencies.

Depending on what I use on beads, these watches run around $ 35.- to $

45.--

They are different , attractive and serve a purpose.

Contact me for pictures.

C-M

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Karen,

I know what you mean, I do get rashes from nickel silver, too. One

reason I do not use it.

The watches are stainless steel, waterproof, of good quality, mine take

a lot of abuse, I sleep in them, they hang loose on the wrist and bang

against all kinds of things.. Still ticking fine

Because they are strung on jewelry grade elastic, they sit loose, which

means the skin contact is less, which means an allergy problem is much

reduced.

BUT, I know some people who just can't wear anything of metal right on

their skin, than you need to look for a watch that either has a plastic

or leather band underneath the watch part.

I just like to string them up with unsual, pretty stones and good

silver beads and a good silver charm.

They can be combined with other stone bracelets, strung on elastic, one

can make a nice combo of them to enhance apparel.

Go look at my watches at:

http://pages.ivillage.com/libelle2/

C-M