Matte Beads In Photos
Costume pictures are usually taken under a flash or a porch light, and shiny jewelry turns into a white blur. The beads here are matte, so they keep their orange, purple and black in a photograph rather than reflecting back at the camera. Glitter beads are placed between them for the shine, which lands as sparkle instead of glare across the wrist.
Nothing Snags The Lace
Halloween costumes are full of fabric that catches: chiffon sleeves, lace panels, a witch's netting. The elastic bands are nickel free and smooth, sized from 4.5 to 7.6 inches so they sit against the wrist without being forced over a cuff. Nothing hooks a thread when an arm goes through a sleeve, which matters on a costume worn once and kept.
Through Trick Or Treating
An evening of Halloween is harder on jewelry than a dinner party. Fade resistant polymer clay holds its color through a hayride, a haunted house queue and a session of pumpkin carving, and the materials stay bright when hands get warm and damp. Layering two or three bands means one can come off at the door without the look falling apart.
Goodie Bags And Desk Days
Six in a pack covers a group rather than one person. Bands go into treat bags for guests at a party, get handed round at a school costume day where candy is not allowed, or pair with a mini pumpkin as a small gift for a coworker. Spooky colors read as Halloween at an office desk without anyone having to wear a costume.
