Three amber cabochons sit along a slim, rhodium-plated bracelet with a form free of unnecessary detail - minimalism that puts all the attention on the stone. Amber is fossilised resin, and its interior holds tiny fractures and glints that shift in tone from honey to a deeper, dark purple as the wrist turns. Before it is set, every cabochon is examined against the light - what matters is clarity of colour and the absence of cloudiness. In old-world craft amber was linked to sunny warmth and success, and today the same symbol works well as a gift.

The silver beneath the amber is rhodium-plated, which means less everyday cleaning - the rhodium layer keeps its shine resistant to tarnishing and scratching for a long time. This is refined European silver, sterling silver 925, stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests the metal's origin. The alloy contains no nickel, so the bracelet can be worn daily without irritation. Good stones are becoming rarer and silver prices are rising, which is why buying amber of this quality at a reasonable price makes sense right now.

The bracelet measures 19 cm with an adjustable 4 cm extension, so it's easy to fit to the wrist under a narrow shirt cuff or on a bare hand with a dress for an evening out. Pair it with the little black dress or a silk blouse and let this one bracelet do the work - amber draws the eye and is enough to complete the look on its own. It weighs 2.9 g, so it wears light and doesn't weigh down the movement of the hand. The warm colour of the stone pairs well with beige, camel and deep black, the shades that dominate the cooler months.