Two faceted labradorites meet on a narrow silver band in a purely minimalist design. Against the stone's dark ground a cool blue flash appears, fading and returning with every movement of the wrist - the distinctive play of light known as labradorescence. This stone was once associated with calm thinking and confidence in one's own decisions, seen as a symbol of inner balance. The bracelet's simple line does not distract from this play of light, while an adjustable 4 cm extension lets you fit it to a narrower or wider wrist, with a base length of 17 cm.

A labradorite with such a clear blue flash and a clean surface free of flaws is hard to come by - a second stone of similar character is easy to overlook. Prices of silver and fine natural stones keep rising steadily, so at its current price this bracelet combines high quality with a reasonable cost. The setting is refined European silver, sterling silver 925, coated with a layer of rhodium - a hard metal resistant to scratching, so the shine does not fade with everyday wear. The alloy contains no nickel or other additives that cause irritation, so the bracelet does not irritate the skin. The clasp bears the maker's mark struck on the piece, registered with the French assay office, which confirms the origin of the silver.

This bracelet works well for an evening out - alongside a little black sleeveless dress or a silk blouse with a short cuff, where the hand stays bare. The delicate chain does not weigh down the wrist, and the blue flash of the labradorite draws the eye more than any other accessory could. Its minimalist form also suits a simple blazer or a thin sweater, when the outfit is meant to stay in the background and the stone takes centre stage.