If you want a beach bracelet, then this is the one! Nothing conjures up the romance of the Caribbean like the French Indies’ island of Martinique. It is an island in the Lesser Antilles located in the eastern Caribbean Sea and is known for its French Architecture and Creole culture. And of course, it is even more well known for its great beaches, crystal clear water and its carnival in February. It really feels like a place you want to spend a lot of time in so you get to experience that local flavor and feel instead of just island hopping with the masses. If you’re gonna hang out, head to the beach of Anse Michel located in the south of the island. It’s a long stretch of white sand shaded by palm trees and butts up against the clearest shallow blue waters. It’s an ideal setting for just being by yourself or with a partner. It still feels a little wild there. As an FYI, hiking around Mount Pelée to get some awesome coastal views isn’t too bad either. This bracelet was made as companion to that island. The Antique Japanese 1950’s era Turquoise Blue Cherry Glass Beads resemble the color of the sea at that beach. The Hand-Carved Ox Bone and Yak Horn add a very authentic island/tribal feel and the Keyhole Limpet Shell is there as a connection to the sea. The super cool African Recycled Vinyl Phono Disks add a little Carnival pop to the piece. The Huge Bone Mala Skull is there to remind you that you must always seek out exotic and beautiful places to rest and revitalize your soul. Martinique is one of those places so get this piece to bring along on your adventure there or to remind you to get back as soon as possible…and bring the rhum!