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Spring Jewelry Trend: Sisco Berluti Power Bead Bracelets

Whether you call them worry beads, energy beads or power beads, stretch bracelets made with precious stones and crystals are all the rage for spring. And Everything She Wants has a jewelry crush on Sisco Berluti's high-end, boho beaded bracelets.


The eclectic pieces are designed by sisters Lisa Sisco and Carolyn Berluti, who began stringing bracelets as a hobby and are drawn to both new and vintage beads from around the world. Initially, they gave sets of 7 bracelets as gifts to their friends and family. But through word of mouth, Sisco Berluti became a hot brand coveted by celebs like Halle Berry, Jessica Alba and Miley Cyrus.


Single bracelets start at $88 and are sold online and in fine boutiques across the country. The sisters also contribute proceeds to charities that help causes significant to their family including Half the Sky Foundation, which works to care for orphans in China, and Ovations for the Cure of Ovarian Cancer.
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  1. Maia DobsonJune 7, 2012 at 8:25 PM

    Those silver and gold bangles are astonishing! I'm looking for a bridal jewelry in NYC for the wedding that I'm planning and I think this could just be the answer.

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  2. UnknownNovember 12, 2012 at 5:24 AM

    I really like the Sisco Berluti Power Bead Bracelets. I’m more into using polymer and other plastic materials to design jewelry but sometimes I ignore how excellent the materials can look. Thanks for the excellent post!
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