As history shows, gold bracelets for men have always been popular, from ancient times to the present day. Clothing and lifestyle fashions have changed their style, ritual purpose and way of wearing, but have always left them as an important wardrobe item or an accessory with a special meaning.
For example, let's turn to the ancient Greek era. All men at that time wore short sleeves. In order to protect their hands from arrows and spears of the enemy, the warriors wore rims on their forearms, the so-called bracel-ets. Which in translation means "protection for the forearm." Today, gold bracelets for men have lost their military significance, but their name has survived.
The magical properties of this item also remained unchanged. It is no coincidence that the American Indians, ancient Sumerians and Egyptians, and especially their priests or shamans, who lived at different times in territories located far from each other, are always present, as excavations show, such amulets.
People were even buried in them, believing that theystrengthen their connection with the gods. The place on the hands where these amulets were located also mattered. So, in the days of the ancient Romans and Greeks, all military commanders, nobility and priests, who walked in dresses with short sleeves, always wore gold bracelets on their hands closer to the elbow. Photos of engravings and paintings presented in the museums of the ancient world demonstrate this to us today. Moreover, we see on them that women also loved to decorate their hands with the same beautiful luxury items. Depending on the position in society and the status of the person who wore the gold bracelet, its price was appropriate, because the cutting and processing of the product displayed symbols of power and prestige. And the weight of such jewelry was sometimes too large.
Nowadays, gold bracelets for men are made exclusively to be worn on the wrist. Jewelers often combine them with wristwatches. Fortunately, modern technologies for processing precious metals make it possible to obtain products that are light and comfortable to wear. It would be worth mentioning that the art of jewelry craftsmen today has risen to such a high level that gold bracelets for men are made of excellent quality and beauty.
The modern assortment takes into account the national and religious needs of people. For example, a bracelet intended for an Italian or French male who is a Catholic is very different in style and design from one intended for a strict Muslim who is very interested in symbolism borrowed from the Qur'an, andappropriate engraving. Hindu peoples and their priests attach particular importance to gold bracelets, therefore, for this category of consumers, jewelry is made in accordance with Vedic traditions. Such men wear gold bracelets corresponding to their horoscope signs, and treat them very reverently, as a link that connects them with the patron gods. Christians love graceful crosses or images of saints on bracelets. A wide range of jewelry allows you to satisfy each of these consumer groups.
