A lapis lazuli bracelet brings a deep, saturated blue to the wrist - one that draws the eye without unnecessary extravagance. Two cabochons set in a silver mount display the stone's smooth, intense surface, and as the angle shifts, golden flashes of pyrite become visible within it, a hallmark of quality lapis lazuli. The minimalist form and a weight of just 2.7 g mean the bracelet sits comfortably on the wrist, while an 18 cm length with a 4 cm adjustable extension allows it to be fitted to a range of wrist sizes.

The choice of these two stones came down to colour and clarity - an intense, uniform blue free from discolouration is a quality that is hard to find in a random piece. Good lapis lazuli is becoming increasingly rare, so the price is genuinely reasonable. The stones are set in refined European sterling silver 925, rhodium-plated to protect the metal against tarnishing and maintain a bright, lasting shine. The alloy contains no nickel or other sensitising additives, so it will not cause allergic reactions. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark - a guarantee of quality and the origin of the precious metal. Lapis lazuli has long been associated with idealism and harmony - a stone that across many cultures has been linked to clear thinking and inner calm.

On the wrist, the bracelet pairs beautifully with a spring outfit: a pastel trench coat, a silk scarf in a cream or apricot shade, and a light leather bag. The deep blue of the stone contrasts with pale fabrics and brings life to a muted palette. With a shirt cuff rolled back, the two cabochons catch the eye without competing with the rest of the look.