Ten turquoise cabochons fall into a regular rhythm along a silver bracelet with a modern, geometric line. The smooth cabochon cut brings out the stone's even, saturated colour without scattering it through any facet - the turquoise stays matte to the touch, yet intense in colour. The form is simple and clear-cut, with no unnecessary detail, giving the bracelet its modern character.

Turquoise with such an even, deep colour is easy to overlook, and a second piece of comparable quality is hard to find afterwards - the stones come from the Sleeping Beauty mine in Arizona, prized for the purity of its colour. Silver and good stones keep rising in price, and nature itself limits their availability, so today's price for this bracelet remains reasonable. The metal is refined European silver, sterling silver 925, plated with rhodium, which is hard and scratch-resistant, so the surface does not tarnish or dull over time. The alloy contains no nickel or other harmful additives, which means the bracelet does not irritate the skin even with long wear. The maker's mark struck on the piece, registered with the French assay office, attests the origin of the metal.

The bracelet measures 18 cm with a 4 cm adjustable extension, allowing it to be fitted to wrists of different widths. It looks great peeking out from the sleeve of a trench coat or a cotton shirt cuff, especially paired with a cool grey turtleneck or a graphite sweater. The blue of the turquoise brings life to a muted, urban look and catches the eye as the hand emerges from the sleeve. This is a bracelet for meetings in the city, where the simple form and striking stone do all the rest of the work.