Airplane Bracelets

Some bracelets carry a single aircraft – a Spitfire, a P-51 Mustang, a Midway fighter – a small charm that holds a whole chapter of aviation history. Others are clean ID plates, waiting for initials or a callsign. Each one is designed and made by hand, so it feels personal from the first time it’s worn. There are delicate chains for her, heavier links for him, and pieces that work for both. Most bracelets are 925 sterling silver, with selected designs in 14K gold. The exact metal and the available sizes are listed on every product, and each bracelet arrives in a gift box I design and 3D-print myself, with one or two small 3D-printed aviation gifts that change with what I’ve printed that week.

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What metal are the bracelets made of? Every piece lists its exact metal: 925 sterling silver, 14K gold, gold-plated silver or brass, as written on the product.

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How do I choose the right size? Where sizes are offered, you’ll find them on the product page. If you need a different length, send me a message before ordering.

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Can I add initials or a date? Some designs, like the airplane ID bracelet, can be engraved. For other pieces, message me and I’ll tell you what’s possible.

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Are these bracelets for men or women? Both. Each product says who it was designed for, and many designs are unisex.

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How long does delivery to the US take? Each piece is made to order (about 5–8 business days) and then shipped. The estimated delivery time and shipping cost, including estimated duties and taxes for US orders, are shown at checkout.