Ten labradorite cabochons form a rhythmic chain in which every stone catches the light differently. Against a dark, almost black background flashes of cool blue appear, sometimes steely, shimmering with every turn of the wrist. Before it is set, each labradorite is examined for the colour and depth of this flash - only stones with a clear, pure play of colour make it onto the bracelet. In old beliefs this stone was linked with peace of mind and self-confidence, which suits the bracelet's modern, simple form well.

The rhodium-plated surface of the silver gains hardness and resistance to scratching, so the metal's shine does not fade after months of wear. Underneath is refined European silver, sterling silver 925 - a pure alloy, free of nickel and other additives that could irritate the skin. Silver is rising in price, and good labradorites with a strong blue flash are becoming rarer year on year, so a bracelet at this price is a sound choice today. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark struck on the silver - a mark attesting the metal's origin, present on every piece.

The bracelet measures 20 cm, and an adjustable 4 cm extension lets it be fitted to wrists of different sizes. It looks best in a total-black outfit - next to a black turtleneck or a loose blouse with a rolled-up sleeve, it is exactly this bracelet that catches the eye when the hand lifts in a gesture or reaches for a cup. A jacket sleeve pushed up to mid-forearm further highlights the play of light on the stones. At 13.9 g, the bracelet has a noticeable but not heavy presence on the wrist throughout the day.