Magnetic Stainless Steel Bracelets For General Health
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Article Title: Magnetic Stainless Steel Bracelets For General Health
Author: Christopher Granger
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There are several types of magnetic stainless steel bracelets to appeal to people's different preferences. The stainless steel bracelets come in bangle or link bracelet forms. Stainless steel is hard-wearing, practical, affordable, resilient to scratches, and is extremely durable. Designs of stainless steel bracelets, magnetic or otherwise, also vary. One such manufacturer of high-end stainless steel bracelets is Charriol. However, Charriol products are very expensive for the average person. Thus, there are other affordable stainless steel alternatives that are more suited to the average person's budget.
Plus, these affordable stainless steel bracelets with magnets also provide health benefits to the wearer. Magnetic bracelets are also made of various materials like titanium, tungsten, stainless steel, and hematite beads. Stainless steel is also great for sensitive skin as stainless steel does not contain nickel. Stainless steel bracelets are also perfect for men and women.
Despite the varying designs, all stainless steel magnetic bracelets have several things in common. The bracelets are made of #316 surgical stainless steel links. The magnets attached to each link are made of a 3000 Gauss high-powered neodymium magnet. For best health results, the magnets all face the North Pole. Each magnet is also custom-sealed and the bracelets are water-resistant. Each bracelet has a fold-over safety clasp so that it does not easily fall off from the wearer's wrist.
Women and men would also be enamored with the wide array of magnetic stainless steel bracelets out in the market. There are designs exclusively for men and women. However, there are also designs that are unisex. A classic stainless steel design for men resembles three bricks stacked on top of one another to form a link. These links are then connected to one another to form a chunky yet elegant stainless steel bracelet for men.
There is a stainless steel bracelet design for men by Magnet Giant that is two-toned. The central part of each link is etched stainless steel. The edges of the link are plated in 24k gold. When the links are connected, the resulting bracelet is a smashing, elegant, and funky men's stainless steel bracelet.
Women's stainless steel bracelets are more delicately designed than the men's bracelets. Magnet Giant has a simple yet elegant design for women. The bracelet - plated in 24K gold - has curvilinear edges in the bracelet's links. These links, once connected with one another, form a beautiful and elegant stainless steel bracelet that a woman can wear on formal evening functions. Women would also love the look of stainless steel bracelets with integrated gemstones.
A flirty yet elegant design of stainless steel bracelet has amethysts in it. This bracelet has two link designs - an oval shape link with amethyst cabochons and a link shaped into an X with embossed dots. The amethyst has important metaphysical properties. An amethyst helps one to be calm and gain clarity during times of confusion and anxiety. When worn, an amethyst can also aid in meditation.
Aside from their numerous designs, magnetic stainless steel bracelets are helpful to the wearer in terms of health. While there are no concrete studies to prove magnet's worth as an alternative therapy, many users attest to the health benefits they reap from wearing magnetic jewelry.
About The Author: Are you looking for more information regarding magnetic stainless steel bracelets? Visit http://www.magnetgiant.com/magnetic_b
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Article Title: Magnetic Stainless Steel Bracelets For General Health
Author: Christopher Granger
Word Count: 548
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=1825126&ca=Wellness%2C+Fitness+and+Diet
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There are several types of magnetic stainless steel bracelets to appeal to people's different preferences. The stainless steel bracelets come in bangle or link bracelet forms. Stainless steel is hard-wearing, practical, affordable, resilient to scratches, and is extremely durable. Designs of stainless steel bracelets, magnetic or otherwise, also vary. One such manufacturer of high-end stainless steel bracelets is Charriol. However, Charriol products are very expensive for the average person. Thus, there are other affordable stainless steel alternatives that are more suited to the average person's budget.
Plus, these affordable stainless steel bracelets with magnets also provide health benefits to the wearer. Magnetic bracelets are also made of various materials like titanium, tungsten, stainless steel, and hematite beads. Stainless steel is also great for sensitive skin as stainless steel does not contain nickel. Stainless steel bracelets are also perfect for men and women.
Despite the varying designs, all stainless steel magnetic bracelets have several things in common. The bracelets are made of #316 surgical stainless steel links. The magnets attached to each link are made of a 3000 Gauss high-powered neodymium magnet. For best health results, the magnets all face the North Pole. Each magnet is also custom-sealed and the bracelets are water-resistant. Each bracelet has a fold-over safety clasp so that it does not easily fall off from the wearer's wrist.
Women and men would also be enamored with the wide array of magnetic stainless steel bracelets out in the market. There are designs exclusively for men and women. However, there are also designs that are unisex. A classic stainless steel design for men resembles three bricks stacked on top of one another to form a link. These links are then connected to one another to form a chunky yet elegant stainless steel bracelet for men.
There is a stainless steel bracelet design for men by Magnet Giant that is two-toned. The central part of each link is etched stainless steel. The edges of the link are plated in 24k gold. When the links are connected, the resulting bracelet is a smashing, elegant, and funky men's stainless steel bracelet.
Women's stainless steel bracelets are more delicately designed than the men's bracelets. Magnet Giant has a simple yet elegant design for women. The bracelet - plated in 24K gold - has curvilinear edges in the bracelet's links. These links, once connected with one another, form a beautiful and elegant stainless steel bracelet that a woman can wear on formal evening functions. Women would also love the look of stainless steel bracelets with integrated gemstones.
A flirty yet elegant design of stainless steel bracelet has amethysts in it. This bracelet has two link designs - an oval shape link with amethyst cabochons and a link shaped into an X with embossed dots. The amethyst has important metaphysical properties. An amethyst helps one to be calm and gain clarity during times of confusion and anxiety. When worn, an amethyst can also aid in meditation.
Aside from their numerous designs, magnetic stainless steel bracelets are helpful to the wearer in terms of health. While there are no concrete studies to prove magnet's worth as an alternative therapy, many users attest to the health benefits they reap from wearing magnetic jewelry.
About The Author: Are you looking for more information regarding magnetic stainless steel bracelets? Visit http://www.magnetgiant.com/magnetic_b
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