Lineage Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet
The Rachel's Worth Lineage Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet serves as an inspiring tribute to Jacob and his beloved Rachel, for whom he dedicated 14 (XIV) years to marry. Their remarkable story intertwines with Rachel's unloved sister, Leah, whom Jacob was tricked into marrying first. Leah, though often described as less attractive with weak-looking eyes, played a crucial role in the lineage of our Savior through the birth of her and Jacob's son, Judah.
This uniquely designed bracelet symbolizes the inherent worth of both Rachel and Leah. The engraved "XIV" represents Rachel, while the eye design reflects Leah and their interconnected destinies. At the center of the bracelet, a prominent cross signifies that, in biblical terms, 14 (XIV) represents salvation and deliverance through Jesus Christ. Wearing this bracelet allows you to express a powerful statement of faith and be inspired by the profound biblical symbolism it embodies.
Product Description:
- Metal: .925 Sterling Silver
- Outer diameter: 2.7 in
- Inner diameter: 2.5 in
- Opening: 1 in-1.5 in
This design derives from our Rachel's Worth Collection.
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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.
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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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