Bracelets
A curated selection of hand-crafted bracelets—featuring fine chains, tennis styles, and gemstone accents. Crafted in gold, silver and platinum with a focus on proportion and detail.
Stella Classic Tennis Bracelet
Margot Emerald Bezel Tennis Bracelet
Ines Emerald Tennis Bracelet
Juno Mixed Shape Tennis Bracelet
Lucia Diamond Tennis Bracelet
Vada Solitaire Bracelet
Capri Gemstone Toggle Bracelet
Thea Diamond Toggle Bracelet
MONACO CURB BRACELET
ALIX PETITE ROUND BEZEL BRACELET
ALIX PETITE EMERALD BEZEL BRACELET
ALIX BAGUETTE BEZEL BRACELET
ZOE PETITE PEARL BRACELET
KAIA EMERALD BEZEL TENNIS BRACELET
FREYA TENNIS BRACELET
AMARA SOLITAIRE CUFF
ESTER DIAMOND ETERNITY BANGLE
PIPER DIAMOND & CHAIN TENNIS BRACELET
LUCCA FIGARO BRACELET
WILLOW DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELET
CLARA DIAMOND BRACELET
NEVE FLEXIBLE DIAMOND BANGLE
LACEY DIAMOND BANGLE
ZOE PEARL BRACELET
KEIRA PEAR DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELET
MAIA DIAMOND BEZEL BANGLE
ARI DIAMOND BANGLE
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BRACELETS IN SOLID GOLD, STERLING SILVER AND PLATINUM. FOR EVERY WRIST AND EVERY DAY
Bracelets take more knocks than anything else you wear, so the metal matters. Ours divide by form, into diamond tennis lines, bangles, chain bracelets, and gemstone and pearl. All solid gold, and all made to last.
FIND YOUR BRACELET BY FORM
A diamond tennis bracelet is a continuous line of diamonds. A bangle is rigid and simple. A chain bracelet is flexible and easy to layer. A gemstone or pearl bracelet brings in colour. Start with the form you want, then choose the metal and the weight.
SOLID GOLD, BUILT TO LAST
Every bracelet is solid gold, not plated. A bracelet sits on the hand you use all day, so it takes the most wear of any piece, and thin or plated bracelets stretch, snag and wear through at the links. Solid gold holds its shape and its colour, which is what makes it a piece you keep rather than replace.
HOW TO MEASURE YOUR WRIST
Wrap a strip of paper or a tape measure around your wrist where the bracelet would sit, then add a little room for comfort, usually one to two centimetres. A chain bracelet sits close with a little movement, around 18 to 19cm for most wrists. A bangle is measured differently, across the widest part of your knuckles, since it has to pass over the hand.
HOW TO STACK
Bracelets are made to be worn together. Mix a rigid bangle with a flexible chain, or wear a tennis line next to a plain gold band. Two or three on one wrist looks considered, and the mix of weights catches the light as you move.
CARING FOR YOUR BRACELETS
Wipe them with a soft cloth, take them off before the gym or heavy cleaning so they do not knock, and store them apart so they do not scratch.
HOW DO I MEASURE MY WRIST FOR A BRACELET?
Wrap a tape measure or strip of paper around your wrist where the bracelet would sit, then add one to two centimetres for comfort. A chain bracelet around 18 to 19cm suits most wrists.
DO GOLD BRACELETS STRETCH OVER TIME?
Thin and high-karat chain bracelets can stretch and snag with daily wear. Solid gold, and harder lower karats like 9ct and 14ct, resist it far better, so a well-made solid gold bracelet holds its shape for years.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BANGLE AND A BRACELET?
A bangle is rigid and holds its shape, slipping over the hand or opening on a hinge. A bracelet like a chain or tennis line is flexible and drapes against the wrist. Many people wear both together.
ARE YOUR BRACELETS SOLID GOLD?
Yes. Every bracelet is solid gold, not plated, so it holds its shape and colour through daily wear.
HOW DO I STACK BRACELETS?
Mix forms and textures. A rigid bangle with a flexible chain, or a tennis line with a plain band. Keep to two or three, and let the mix of weights do the work.
