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

Make a meaningful impact with the Blue Think Ocean Signature Silver and Rope Bracelet, a responsibly crafted creation from the Think Ocean x ANCHOR & CREW collaboration. Designed and entirely handcrafted in Great Britain, this minimalist bracelet blends refined contemporary style with a vital environmental mission focused on protecting our oceans.

🌊 A Purpose Built on Ocean Protection

Single-use plastics represent 40% of all global plastic production, and once discarded, can linger in the environment for up to 600 years.
Rivers work like conveyor belts, carrying increasing amounts of plastic downstream — and 1,000 rivers are responsible for nearly 80% of plastic entering the oceans each year.

By 2022, global pollution levels equated to one full rubbish truck of plastic dumped into the ocean every minute.

Think Ocean targets the problem at its origin through its EU Horizon Project, developing advanced stop-at-source technologies to block plastic waste from reaching the sea.

Every Signature Bracelet supports and raises awareness for this critical mission.

🇬🇧 Premium British Craftsmanship & Sustainable Materials

Each bracelet is meticulously handcrafted in Great Britain, using responsibly sourced, high-quality materials:

• 3mm Recycled Marine-Grade Polyester & Nylon Rope (GB)
  Strong, durable and made from repurposed marine materials — reducing ocean-bound waste while ensuring exceptional performance.

• Solid .925 Sterling Silver Bar-Hook Cleat (GB)
  A secure, elegant fastening element handcrafted by British silversmiths, blending modern minimalism with timeless craftsmanship.

This refined combination of recycled rope and sterling silver creates a bracelet that is both stylish and purpose-driven.

📏 Sizing – For the Perfect Fit

Available in four lengths:
17 cm • 19 cm • 21 cm • 23 cm

How to wear it:

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

2. For maximum security, thread the loop through the small secondary loop before fastening — the iconic “Less is More” detail.