Facets of tiger's eye line up in a row of warm, honey-brown colour, crossed by the silky band of light typical of this stone. It's precisely this silky sheen, known as the cat's eye effect, that makes the bracelet catch the eye with every movement of the hand. The form stays simple and minimalist - narrow links don't draw attention away from the stone itself. Craftsmen from regions where tiger's eye has long been mined associated it with the symbolism of stability and inner balance.

The stones in this piece were chosen so that the colour and intensity of the light band stay even along the whole length of the bracelet, visible to the naked eye when comparing the individual links. A natural, carefully matched stone at this price is a rarity today, since good specimens are rising in price along with precious metals - which makes buying at this price worthwhile now. The setting is refined silver of European quality, sterling silver 925, additionally rhodium-plated - the rhodium layer reduces everyday cleaning and protects against tarnishing and scratches for a long time. The maker's mark struck on the silver, registered with the French assay office, attests to the origin of the metal. The alloy remains free of nickel and other harmful additives, so it doesn't irritate the skin even with prolonged wear.

The bracelet is 18 centimetres long, and an adjustable 4-centimetre extension lets it be fitted to both a narrow and a fuller wrist. It looks great peeking out from under the sleeve of a linen shirt or a loose cotton blouse - natural fabrics bring out the stone's warm hue. It also works well on a bare wrist with a simple summer outfit, when the hand stays the centre of attention. Its small, discreet weight of 3.7 grams means it wears lightly all day long.