Cabochons of amber are set along a wide, rhodium-plated band with a distinctly vintage look. The amber reveals a warm, honey depth, and as the wrist turns, glints of amber glow appear, warmer in places, elsewhere shifting into a darker purple. Before it reaches the setting, every stone is examined for the colour and clarity of the resin, since that determines whether the shine will be even along the whole length of the bracelet. In old-world craftsmanship, amber was linked with the sun and good fortune, which suits its warm, lively colour well.

Such a selection of stone at a reasonable price is a rarity today, since good amber gets more expensive along with silver. The rhodium on the surface is hard and scratch-resistant, so the metal's shine does not fade after months of wear. The bracelet is made of refined silver of European quality, sterling silver 925, and the alloy, free of nickel and other harmful additives, does not irritate the skin during prolonged contact with the wrist. The maker's mark struck on the piece, registered with the French assay office, attests to the origin of the metal. The bracelet is 18 centimetres long with an adjustable 4-centimetre extension, so it is easy to fit to your wrist, and at a weight of 6.5 grams it remains distinctly present without weighing down the hand.

For everyday wear it pairs well with a soft, chunky-knit sweater, especially in shades of beige, cream or warm grey, where the amber brings life to a muted look. A rolled-up sleeve reveals the wide band and lets the cabochons move freely with every gesture of the hand. The bracelet also looks good with a simple, monochrome outfit of a turtleneck and wool trousers, where the vintage form of the metal and the honey colour of the stone build a quiet yet distinct accent to the styling.