This minimalist bracelet draws the eye with a calm, simple line set with four labradorites cut as cabochons. Against the stone's dark background a blue, at times steely flash appears - visible as the wrist shifts and light moves across the surface. Early craftsmen linked this stone to peace of mind and self-confidence, treating it as a symbol of inner balance. The bracelet's form is narrow and light, free of unnecessary ornament, so that all attention rests on the play of light in the labradorite.

Each of the four labradorites was inspected and chosen individually, so that the colour and depth of reflection are even, and quality goes hand in hand with a fair price. Silver and good stones get more expensive year after year, so buying a bracelet like this today makes sense price-wise. The metal is pure, refined 925 sterling silver of European origin, free of nickel and harmful additives, so the bracelet is gentle on sensitive skin. The rhodium layer is hard and scratch-resistant, so the shine lasts long and the silver does not tarnish over time. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests the origin of the silver.

The bracelet measures 17 cm in length with an adjustable 4 cm extension, letting you fit it to a slim or fuller wrist. In the evening it looks good on a wrist peeking out from the sleeve of a little black dress or a silk blouse - a subdued outfit lets the blue flash of the labradorite draw the eye. During the day it suits a simple shirt cuff or a sweater with a rolled-up sleeve, where the minimalist form doesn't distract from the stone. The small size keeps the bracelet sitting close to the wrist rather than hanging loosely.