bracelet

n. a piece of jewellery worn around the wrist.

n. an ornamental band or chain worn around the wrist.

“She wore a beautiful gold bracelet that her grandmother gave her for graduation.”

“The artisan crafted a delicate silver bracelet featuring intricate engravings and small semi-precious stones embedded along the clasp.”

n. the band or strap that holds a watch on your wrist.

n. the metal or leather strap used to secure a wristwatch to the wearer's wrist.

“The metal bracelet on his watch was too loose and kept sliding down.”

“The luxury watch features an interchangeable stainless steel bracelet, allowing the wearer to switch to a leather strap for more formal occasions.”

n. a piece of metal armour used in the past to protect the arm.

n. a historical piece of defensive plate armour designed to protect the arm.

“The knight polished his steel bracelet before the tournament began.”

“The museum's medieval collection includes a rare fourteenth-century bracelet designed to shield the forearm from heavy sword blows.”

Archaic

v. to surround or go around something like a ring.

v. to encircle or encompass something in a manner resembling a bracelet.

“A ring of bright flowers seemed to bracelet the base of the old tree.”

“The morning mist began to bracelet the mountain peaks, creating a soft white ring against the dark granite.”

Literary