Jewelry Pliers
$4.00
High quality smooth needle nose pliers to accompany the Build a Bracelet Kit.
Shipping for US & Canada:
Orders should arrive within 5-7 business days. The Vegan Leather Cord Wrap Style ships when available.
We ship internationally:
International orders should arrive within 12-14 business days.
Shipping costs will be provided at checkout.
It’s our highest priority for you to be happy, have a great experience and love what you order. If anything arrives broken or unusable, we will be happy to replace it at our cost. If the wrong product is ordered, we will exchange it but you will incur shipping.
OUR CAUSE
LETS is changing the face of individuals and communities in crisis through preventative education, proven tools and self-sustaining employment and manufacturing models. The end goal of any LETS initiative is to empower life choices and prevent children being born into situations where they are victims of trafficking, poverty or abuse.
LUNAR ESSENTIAL TRACKER BRACELETS
Each day, you move the charm to the next bead to keep track on your bracelet where you are in your cycle. This system has a 95% success rate when used correctly with cycles ranging from 26-32 days.
Bead 1 – Is red and is the start of your period. Slide your charm over this bead on the first day of your period.
Beads 2-7 – Represents your period.
Beads 8-19 – Are your most fertile days.
Bead 14 – Is larger and represents ovulation in an average 28 day cycle.
Beads 20-32 – Are non-fertile days and when you will most likely not get pregnant.
Not interested in fertility tracking? LETS bracelets are being used by women and men to inspire their lives and track important daily routines like water consumption, hugs, affirmations, acts of kindness to self and to others or moments of gratitude.
Why Shop LETS?
Prevent unplanned pregnancies globally. You buy one. We give one!
Impact rates of human trafficking, child poverty and abuse.
Learn more about your body and share your experiences with others.
Provide jobs for those working with us in developing world communities as farmers, sourcing and raw material collectors, artisans and educators.
