Caoutchouc bracelets consist of elastic polymers from which rubber is made. This is a natural product, although this basic material can also be obtained synthetically via petrochemical compositions. Caoutchouc bracelets are elastic, yet robust and do not require extensive care. These properties also predestine this material for jewellery making. It can be used to make pieces of jewellery that are durable enough to be worn in everyday life, yet have an attractive, youthful look and can be high-quality, timeless and individual at the same time. Bracelets made of caoutchouc usually also have a clasp that allows it to be put on and taken off. Other elements of the bracelet, such as plates for individual engraving, are usually made of the same material as the clasp. Caoutchouc bracelets can have the most diverse designs and combinations of caoutchouc and stainless steel and are therefore particularly popular among young people. The presence of an integrated engraving plate made of stainless steel also gives modern caoutchouc bracelets numerous possibilities for individualisation.