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Bracelet   /brˈeɪslət/   Listen
Bracelet

noun
1.
A band of cloth or leather or metal links attached to a wristwatch and wrapped around the wrist.  Synonyms: watch bracelet, watchband, watchstrap, wristband.
2.
Jewelry worn around the wrist for decoration.  Synonym: bangle.



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"Bracelet" Quotes from Famous Books



... lined with mirrors, and Beauty saw herself reflected on every side, and thought she had never seen such a charming room. Then a bracelet which was hanging from a chandelier caught her eye, and on taking it down she was greatly surprised to find that it held a portrait of her unknown admirer, just as she had seen him in her dream. With great delight she slipped the bracelet on her arm, and went on into a gallery of pictures, ...
— The Blue Fairy Book • Various

... is this! As if one should tie a paper around the ankle of the Belvedere Apollo, with the inscription, "This is the ankle." A collar declares, "This is the neck." A bandeau locates his "forehead." A bracelet indicates the "arm." Is the sculpture thus significant? Hardly more does our music yet signify to us. You hear an unfamiliar air. You like it or dislike it, or are indifferent. You can tell that it is slow and plaintive, or brisk and ...
— Gala-days • Gail Hamilton

... but still I have never been able to understand Jane's conduct when I found the bracelet in her hands. If she had only produced the other bracelet, and explained in a simple way how she came by them, or if the other bracelet had been found, that might have made a difference; but it has never been seen or heard of ...
— True to his Colours - The Life that Wears Best • Theodore P. Wilson

... spring, when the storks were about to go north again, Helga took from her arm a golden bracelet, scratched her name upon it, beckoned to the stork-father, hung the gold band round his neck, and bade him carry it to the Viking's wife, who would thereby know that her adopted daughter lived, was ...
— The Sand-Hills of Jutland • Hans Christian Andersen

... the empress. Here is a black pearl, very rare, pear-shape, and set in Golconda diamonds—two thousand guineas—it might be suspended to a necklace, or worn as a locket. This is pretty," and he offered to Lothair a gigantic sapphire in brilliants and in the form of a bracelet. ...
— Lothair • Benjamin Disraeli


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