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Peace Symbol Jewelry - Anti-war Peace Sign Bracelets

By JewelryBlogger
The modern peace sign came into being in 1958 as part of a movement to remove nuclear arms from Britain. The design first showed up during a protest march that year.

Leather Peace Symbol Bracelet

The sign comes from a combination of semaphore signals representing the letters N and D. The N and D represented the initials for nuclear disarmament. Gradually this peace sign moved from Britain and went around the world. It became an integral part of the antiwar movement of the 1960s in the United States. Today, it is an internationally recognized symbol for peace.

Leather Peace Sign Bracelet

Peace symbol jewelry offers you the opportunity to wear this classic symbol in a variety of jewelry pieces. You can find it represented in earrings, bracelets, pendants, and charms. You can find it in yellow gold, white gold, and sterling silver.

Sterling Silver Peace Sign Bracelet

Some of them are even set with gemstones. These pieces also make beautiful gifts to someone you love who shares your love of peace.

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