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Avon is NOT just for Women!

Avon is NOT just for women. We have products for men and children. So please don't hesitate to look just because you think we are only make up and women products. SHOP HERE
DESCRIPTION
This sleek yet bold bracelet set will take him effortlessly from day to night. Featuring a beaded onyx bracelet and a leatherlike braided bracelet, it’s an essential staple for any man.

FEATURES
• Set of two, 9” L
• Black leatherlike bracelet with magnetic clasp closure
• Onyx bead bracelet with lobster claw clasp

MATERIALS
• Stainless steel
• Faux leather
• Onyx

CARE
Use a standard jewelry cleaner.

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