Fancy Gray Green Sapphire Bracelet XIII (8mm)
$590.00This sapphire is a muted green-gray, closer to river stone than a bright gem. Sapphire is not only blue. The same stone takes these colors from trace elements in the earth, and this is one most people…
Sapphire Bracelet XIV (8mm)
$590.00Ruby and sapphire are the exact same stone, divided only by color. When it runs red, the world calls it a ruby. In every other shade, it is a sapphire.
Sapphire Bracelet XV (8mm)
$590.00Ruby and sapphire are the exact same stone, divided only by color. When it runs red, the world calls it a ruby. In every other shade, it is a sapphire.
Sapphire Bracelet XVI (8mm)
$590.00Ruby and sapphire are the exact same stone, divided only by color. When it runs red, the world calls it a ruby. In every other shade, it is a sapphire.
Sapphire Bracelet XVII (8mm)
$590.00Ruby and sapphire are the exact same stone, divided only by color. When it runs red, the world calls it a ruby. In every other shade, it is a sapphire.
Blue Sapphire Bracelet XXV (3mm)
$1,765.00Our pieces are made with natural gemstones; slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur.
Blue Sapphire – Matte Labradorite Bracelet XXI (4mm)
$616.00Get a sophisticated, modern look with this bracelet. The deep, royal blue of Sapphire creates a striking contrast against the soft, matte gray of Labradorite, which flashes with subtle light. This pie…
Ethiopian Opal Bracelet XII (5-6mm)
$930.00Ethiopian Opal never looks exactly the same twice. Its color changes with every movement, making it one of nature’s most unpredictable gemstones.
Tourmalinated Quartz Cube Bracelet I (4mm)
$290.00Clear quartz with black tourmaline trapped inside. Cut into 4mm cubes, every bead holds a different tangle of needles.
Citrine Bracelet II (6mm)
$454.00This Citrine bracelet gives your style a sense of warmth and positivity. It features a warm, golden yellow that is smooth and clear, capturing the light. The vibrant color feels uplifting. Citrine is …
Nephrite Jade Cube Bracelet V (4mm)
$310.00In China, jade was valued above gold. By the time the first emperor ruled, it had already been worked for thousands of years.