Confident Identity Gold Vermeil Cuff Bracelet
The Rachel's Worth Confident Identity Gold Vermeil Cuff bracelet is a fierce, metaphorical declaration of your worth and the significance of who you are in God. God's remarkable intellect and powers cannot be gauged; trying to imagine will astonish you. Although you are not God, you are made in his image and likeness and have some of His attributes. You are uniquely and wonderfully made, which is proved by the reality that no one on this planet has your fingerprint. You are designed with specificity to execute a God-given purpose.
This breathtaking gold cuff bracelet is more than just a captivating piece of jewelry. It's an emblem of your spiritual connection, featuring the phrase "Confident Identity," a fingerprint, and a Cross design that signifies your uniqueness and individuality in God. Wearing this bracelet is a powerful daily reminder, always there to uplift and encourage you in your life's journey.
"No one has my fingerprint. I was created with specificity for a purpose."
Product Description:
- Metal: 14K Yellow Gold Vermeil
- Outer diameter: 2.7 in
- Inner diameter: 2.5 in
- Opening: 1 in-1.5 in
This design derives from our Confident Identity Collection.
Our Mission
The Rachel's Worth Mission is to build an expansive community of empowered people who connect and take purposeful action to spread the word of God through our timeless jewelry and apparel pieces.
Shipping and Returns
Rachel's Worth offers standard complimentary shipping on all orders. Expedited shipping is offered for jewelry for an additional cost.
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you may return it for full refund within 14 days of receipt of purchase. Certain exclusions apply. Visit Shipping and Returns to view more information about returning apparel products.
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