Sand Brown Think Ocean Signature Silver and Rope Bracelet – Handcrafted in Great Britain | Recycled Marine Rope & Sterling Silve

Make an impact with purpose wearing the Sand Brown Think Ocean Signature Silver and Rope Bracelet, a refined collaboration between Think Ocean and ANCHOR & CREW. Entirely designed and handcrafted in Great Britain, this bracelet merges minimalist modern style with a powerful environmental mission dedicated to protecting our oceans.

🌍 A Bracelet With a Mission to Stop Ocean Plastic

Single-use plastics represent 40% of global plastic production, and once discarded, can remain in the environment for up to 600 years.
Rivers behave like conveyor belts carrying waste downstream — and 1,000 rivers are responsible for nearly 80% of the plastic entering the world’s oceans every year.

In 2022 alone, this equated to one full garbage truck of plastic dumped into the ocean every minute.

Think Ocean works to stop pollution at its source through its EU-funded Horizon Project, developing innovative technologies to intercept plastic before it reaches the sea.

Every Signature Bracelet raises awareness and supports this vital mission.

🇬🇧 Premium British Craftsmanship & Recycled Marine Materials

Each Sand Brown bracelet is meticulously crafted in Great Britain using responsible, durable, ocean-inspired materials:

• 3mm Recycled Marine-Grade Polyester & Nylon Rope (GB)
  Made from repurposed marine materials — strong, durable, and helping reduce ocean-bound plastic waste.

• Solid .925 Sterling Silver Bar-Hook Cleat (GB)
  Handcrafted by British silversmiths, offering secure fastening with elegant, minimalist style.

The warm sand-brown rope evokes natural coastal tones, creating a timeless accessory rooted in purpose and craftsmanship.

📏 Sizing – Made to Fit You

Available in 17 cm • 19 cm • 21 cm • 23 cm

How to wear it:

1. Hook or unhook the rope loop from the sterling silver bar-hook cleat.

2. For maximum security, feed the loop through the smaller secondary loop before fastening — the iconic Less is More detail.