This minimalist bracelet brings together three cabochon-cut amber stones on a slim band of rhodium-plated 925 silver. Each stone shows a different shade - from honey yellow through warm orange to a deeper, almost tea-like tone - and against the light you can see the fine glimmers typical of this fossilised resin. The simple, adjustable design measures 18 cm with a 4 cm extension, so the bracelet fits both a narrow and a fuller wrist, with no extra embellishments to distract from the stones themselves. In old Baltic craft tradition amber was linked to the sun and to good fortune, and today the same warm hue looks just as good against bare skin or peeking out from under a shirt cuff.

Only amber with a clean, saturated colour makes it into this bracelet - that is what determines the choice of a given stone, not chance. Good-quality amber is getting more expensive year on year, so buying it at a reasonable price makes sense right now. The rhodium coating on the silver is hard and scratch-resistant, so the shine of the setting does not fade after months of wear. The metal is refined European silver 925 - a pure alloy free of nickel and other irritant additives, kind even to sensitive skin. On the inside of the bracelet the silver bears a maker's mark struck into the metal, registered with the French assay office, which attests its origin.

This bracelet works well in an office look: under the cuff of a smooth shirt, alongside a simple jacket in muted beige or navy. The warm colour of the amber draws the eye against cool, subdued tones, and the rhodium-plated silver adds a cool counterpoint to the outfit. All it takes is baring the wrist - a rolled-up shirt or jumper sleeve - for the three amber stones to show off their full range of shades. This is a bracelet to wear both during the working day and after it ends.