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Wear the colors.
Share the spirit.

Turn a team palette and a recognizable charm into a coordinated stretch jewelry program. Explore product examples from our work, then shape your own brief.

Team colorsCharm detailsCoordinated formats
AI styling image of a blue and yellow two-row bracelet on an adult wrist
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Product examples / Design lessons

Color is the starting point.
The details give it identity.

Three NFL team-themed examples sit alongside a college-spirit bracelet and a soccer-club bracelet. Each shows a different way to combine two stone rows with a focal charm.

Red and gold-tone rhinestone bracelet with Kansas City Chiefs charm

NFL team-themed example

Kansas City Chiefs

Red / gold-tone

Two contrasting stone rows frame a round team charm. The palette and charm work together as the collection identity.

Brief a similar construction
Blue and clear rhinestone bracelet with Detroit Lions charm

NFL team-themed example

Detroit Lions

Blue / clear

A blue upper row and clear lower row repeat the visual contrast of the charm, keeping the bracelet easy to coordinate.

Brief a similar construction
Blue and dark rhinestone bracelet with Philadelphia Eagles charm

NFL team-themed example

Philadelphia Eagles

Blue / dark stones, as pictured

The eagle charm is paired with blue and dark stones in this reference. For a new brief, approve the exact color match by sample.

Brief a similar construction
Yellow and navy rhinestone bracelet with Michigan M charm

College spirit example

University of Michigan

Yellow / navy

A letter charm and two-color band create a campus-spirit direction that can inform alumni and graduation gift briefs.

Brief a similar construction
Pink and clear rhinestone bracelet with Inter Miami CF charm

Soccer club example · MLS

Inter Miami CF

Pink / clear

A dark round charm anchors pink and clear stone rows, showing the same bracelet approach in a soccer-club setting.

Brief a similar construction

Team names and marks identify the product examples shown. They do not imply a direct partnership or endorsement. Branded development uses buyer-authorized artwork.

Beyond a single bracelet

Build a program,
one format at a time.

Begin with a bracelet and ring in the same palette. A necklace or anklet can extend the story once its length, fit and construction are agreed.

Two-row blue and yellow rhinestone stretch bracelet
Bracelet color reference
Two-row blue and yellow rhinestone stretch ring
Coordinated ring reference

Applications for your next brief

From the stands
to the gift box.

These are proposed merchandising directions. Your customer and sales channel determine the assortment and production brief.

Game-day fanwear

Start with a recognizable palette and a bracelet that works with casual spectator outfits. Confirm fit and charm attachment in the sample.

Campus & alumni spirit

Coordinate school colors with approved letter or emblem artwork for alumni gatherings, campus events and graduation-gift briefs.

Club & supporter collections

Connect a club identity across bracelets and rings, then explore necklace or anklet extensions for the intended customer.

Event & group gifting

Use one color story and a defined set composition. Include the presentation card, packaging, quantity split and delivery date in the brief.

From example to your program

Your colors.
Your collection brief.

Choose a reference, describe your audience and send the formats you want to develop.

What to send

  • Color targets and a reference example
  • Charm artwork and usage authorization
  • Formats, sizes and wearer profile
  • Quantities by color and product
  • Event date and packaging requirements

Collection detail