Eight labradorite cabochons fall into a rhythmic line around the wrist, each one catching the light a little differently. Against the stone's dark, almost graphite background, a cool blue flash appears, sometimes tinged with steel - this is labradorescence, a phenomenon best seen with a cabochon cut, when light hits the stone at the right angle. Craftsmen of the past associated this stone with calm thinking and confidence in one's own decisions. The bracelet's modern, clean line does not draw attention away from this play of colour - the form stays in the background, letting the labradorite lead the eye.

Each of the eight labradorites is chosen for its even, deep colour, so the whole bracelet holds one calm tone without stray shades. Silver and precious metals keep rising in price, and good-quality labradorite is becoming harder to find, so buying at this price today makes sense. The bracelet is set in refined 925 silver of European quality, coated with a layer of rhodium that protects the surface against tarnishing and scratches, keeping its shine bright for years to come. A pure alloy free of nickel and other sensitising additives means the metal does not irritate even sensitive skin. The silver is stamped with the French maker's mark, confirming the metal's origin.

The bracelet measures 20 cm, and an adjustable 4 cm extension lets you fit it to your wrist. It looks great under the loose sleeve of a soft cashmere or cotton sweater, especially in monochrome grey and graphite outfits, where the stone's blue flash becomes a natural finishing touch. With a rolled-up shirt cuff or a simple turtleneck sweater, the labradorite cabochons stay the centre of attention. This is a bracelet for everyday wear, close to the hand, where light reaches the stone most easily.