Travis Kelce Had a Lovely Response to News About Taylor Swift’s Viral ‘TNT’ Bracelet
Don’t let the price of Taylor Swift’s viral “TNT” bracelet get you down.
On February 1,the jewelry designer behind Travis Kelce’s and Taylor Swift’s his-and-her diamond tennis bracelets announced a new, more affordable version of the look. According to the Wove website, the original customizable bracelets start at $5,680, though diamond lettering brings the cost to $6,060.
Now, a new version of the design featuring a “paperlink” chain will start at $290 for sterling silver, increasing to $1,030 for yellow, white, or rose gold. Of course, if you’re looking for diamond lettering à la Swift, expect to pay an additional fee. Oh, and by the way, Wove also sells a heart-hands bracelet for $550.
“Still shooketh that the QUEEN herself wore a bracelet that I designed,” pro golfer Michelle Wie West, who collaborated with Wove on the design, captioned her Instagram Reel announcement. “We are so grateful for everyone’s support, so we did something special for ya! So excited to introduce the paperlink version of our friendship bracelet. It’s so cute, I love it and I hope you do too. It comes in sterling silver, white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold. You can add 1-4 letters on it and make something special for you and your friends! 🫶🫶”
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