Vintage in character and precise in its details, this rhodium-plated sterling silver 925 bracelet draws attention to the labradorite, which reveals a deep blue shimmer in the light. The faceted surface of the stone splits incoming rays into flashes of steel and blue - the labradorescence effect is all the more striking the more the hand moves. The dark background of the stone makes every reflection stand out sharply and clearly.

Only a portion of the raw material that has passed selection for clarity and intensity of colour play is used in production - labradorites with weaker lustre are rejected at the sorting stage. Silver has risen in price in recent years, so this price for this quality of stone is genuinely reasonable. The metal is refined sterling silver 925, free from nickel and harmful additives, so the piece causes no allergies or sensitivities. The rhodium coating is hard and scratch-resistant, which translates into a lasting shine through years of wear. The bracelet is 18 cm long with a 4 cm adjustable extension, and is stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests the origin of the silver - European quality of craftsmanship visible in every detail.

In spring, this bracelet works well with a rolled-up sleeve of a pastel trench coat - the blue flash of the labradorite brings life to the muted tones of the coat. A silk scarf tied loosely at the wrist and a light leather bag create a cohesive, effortless composition with it. The steel flashes of the stone also play off metallic fastenings and silver details on clothing, with no need to add further jewellery.