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Passier Snaffle Bit Bangle In 925 sterling silver in each. These are a staple item in anyone's wardrobe, perfect to match your Gucci slides or to celebrate your love for all things equestrian. T VPEQ29 Made from recycled 925 sterling silver. By following the below Jewelry Care Guidelines, you can make sure your jewelry will last. Remove before sleeping, bathing, cleaning and exercise. Apply lotions and perfume before putting on your jewelry. Store your jewelry in the box or pouch provided. Gently clean with lukewarm water and washing up liquid to remove tarnish that may build up over time.

The unmistakeable silhouette of a snaffle bit makes up our Sterling Silver Snaffle Cuff bracelet. For everyone who loves the smell of a tack room and the freshly oiled hooves, this classic and stylish sterling silver cuff bracelet with snaffle bit detail and clasp will be a playful way to dress up even the simplest of outfits. Made from recycled Sterling Silver or with 18ct gold or rose gold vermeil (plated recycled sterling silver) detail High shine finish Inner diameter 62mm Unique and designed by us here in Dorset All of our jewellery is presented in our signature Reeves & Reeves gift boxes ready for gifting Silver does tarnish over time when the surface of the silver reacts with oxygen to create silver oxide which is grey/black in colour. To prevent this, or slow down the process, pop all your Jewellery into airtight plastic bags. This also stops your Jewellery from being scratched and you can then stack your Jewellery neatly in a dry box or cabinet. To clean tarnished silver or gold, a soft “silver cloth” would be your first step. With a little bit of “huff” and elbow grease you should find that your jewellery returns to its original high shine. If there are more stubborn stains you may need to use some silver dip or other similar cleaners but DO make sure you follow the instructions. Do not soak, do not use hot water, and any cloths that you use make sure they are clean otherwise little specks of dirt on the cloth may scratch the surface of your jewellery. For Jewellery with set stones or pearls then a silver cloth really should be all you use, stones and pearls should not be put into any cleaning solution. Taking a little time with the cloth to get into those hard to reach corners will pay off. Silver will react to different chemicals such as chlorine, moisturisers, perfumes and even salt. You should remove your Jewellery for swimming, exercise, showering and sleeping as all these activities can increase the risk of tarnishing and discolouration. The discolouration caused by some of these chemicals can be irreversible. Some of our rings have an adjustable feature to fit most fingers sizes. They are able to be gently pulled to adjust. Forceful pulling can cause the band to wear and doing this repetitively can cause the band to break, so please do so with care.

The Chunky Snaffle Cuff is a timeless sterling silver bracelet that exudes elegance whether worn alone or stacked with your other beloved pieces. The Sterling Silver band encompasses the wrist, finished with a gleaming 18ct gold plate snaffle bit that also acts as the clasp. Surprise and delight the horse lover in your life with a true team favourite. Silver does tarnish over time when the surface of the silver reacts with oxygen to create silver oxide which is grey/black in colour. To prevent this, or slow down the process, pop all your Jewellery into airtight plastic bags. This also stops your Jewellery from being scratched and you can then stack your Jewellery neatly in a dry box or cabinet. To clean tarnished silver or gold, a soft “silver cloth” would be your first step. With a little bit of “huff” and elbow grease you should find that your jewellery returns to its original high shine. If there are more stubborn stains you may need to use some silver dip or other similar cleaners but DO make sure you follow the instructions. Do not soak, do not use hot water, and any cloths that you use make sure they are clean otherwise little specks of dirt on the cloth may scratch the surface of your jewellery. For Jewellery with set stones or pearls then a silver cloth really should be all you use, stones and pearls should not be put into any cleaning solution. Taking a little time with the cloth to get into those hard to reach corners will pay off. Silver will react to different chemicals such as chlorine, moisturisers, perfumes and even salt. You should remove your Jewellery for swimming, exercise, showering and sleeping as all these activities can increase the risk of tarnishing and discolouration. The discolouration caused by some of these chemicals can be irreversible. Some of our rings have an adjustable feature to fit most fingers sizes. They are able to be gently pulled to adjust. Forceful pulling can cause the band to wear and doing this repetitively can cause the band to break, so please do so with care.

This Smart Sterling Silver Snaffle Bracelet is our new favourite! A very elegant and classy bracelet in sterling silver, with four sections of snaffle bit and a lobster clasp fastening. With wonderful attention to detail in every link, this is a very distinguished bracelet that will be loved by many. Made from recycled Sterling Silver Adjustable in length from 17cm to 21cm Designed exclusively by us here in Dorset Comes beautifully boxed in our signature Reeves & Reeves gift box Perfect for both lovers of style and horses. Team with necklaces or earrings from our equestrian collection for a matching look. Product Code EQ66 Silver does tarnish over time when the surface of the silver reacts with oxygen to create silver oxide which is grey/black in colour. To prevent this, or slow down the process, pop all your Jewellery into airtight plastic bags. This also stops your Jewellery from being scratched and you can then stack your Jewellery neatly in a dry box or cabinet. To clean tarnished silver or gold, a soft “silver cloth” would be your first step. With a little bit of “huff” and elbow grease you should find that your jewellery returns to its original high shine. If there are more stubborn stains you may need to use some silver dip or other similar cleaners but DO make sure you follow the instructions. Do not soak, do not use hot water, and any cloths that you use make sure they are clean otherwise little specks of dirt on the cloth may scratch the surface of your jewellery. For Jewellery with set stones or pearls then a silver cloth really should be all you use, stones and pearls should not be put into any cleaning solution. Taking a little time with the cloth to get into those hard to reach corners will pay off. Silver will react to different chemicals such as chlorine, moisturisers, perfumes and even salt. You should remove your Jewellery for swimming, exercise, showering and sleeping as all these activities can increase the risk of tarnishing and discolouration. The discolouration caused by some of these chemicals can be irreversible. Some of our rings have an adjustable feature to fit most fingers sizes. They are able to be gently pulled to adjust. Forceful pulling can cause the band to wear and doing this repetitively can cause the band to break, so please do so with care.

Merely changing a bit can transform a balky, hard-to-control horse into a smooth, contented partner. With this comprehensive, practical guide, every equestrian will experience the rewards of using exactly the right piece of equipment. Descriptions cover every known bit -- from the simple snaffle to the double bridle. And, because the he paraphernalia can't be isolated from riding practice, there are suggestions for making the best use of the information and for bridle and bit combinations that solve specific problems.