Cat Collection - Bracelet Amaya

There is a child in your life who, if handed this bracelet, will put it on immediately and not take it off for approximately four to six weeks. You know the one. The Djeco Amaya bracelet is that kind of thing: a little teal and red and gold world on an elastic thread, with a cat charm, an orange fish charm, a mint tassel, and a gold "Plume" tag that makes it feel genuinely grown-up and collected. It's the bracelet a cool aunt would wear. Your child will absolutely claim that energy.

We love it because:

• The beads are a proper mix of tones and textures: teal faceted crystals, warm red rounds, gold and white beads, pale mint pearls. It looks like something you'd find in a little boutique and think "ooh, that's nice" before realising it was for children.
• The charms are enamelled metal and beautifully made. The cat-in-a-teal-mug charm with its tiny fish detail and pink gem dots is the star of the show. The orange fish charm and gold "Plume" leaf tag complete the collection perfectly.
• The double elastic thread means it slides on without faff, without a clasp, without a small frustrated person holding their wrist out to you while you squint at a tiny fastening. It just goes on. Bliss.
• Sturdy enough for real wear, lovely enough to give as a gift.

What's in the box:

• 1 bracelet with mixed acrylic beads in teal, red, gold and white, featuring 2 enamelled metal charms (cat in mug and orange fish), a gold "Plume" leaf tag, and a mint cotton pompom tassel

Great for:

• Ages 3 and up
• Birthdays, party bag upgrades, stocking fillers, or a small gift that feels genuinely special
• Children who love cats, jewellery, or wearing three accessories at once
• The child who already considers themselves to have a personal style (you know exactly who this is)

Important to know:

• Bracelet diameter approximately 5 cm
• Enamelled stainless steel charms with lightweight acrylic beads on double elastic thread
• Wipe clean gently if needed and keep away from water to keep the enamelling and beads at their best