Three amber cabochons sit along a slim, minimalist bracelet chain, each in a different shade of honey and cognac. Amber is fossilised resin, warm and translucent, and light draws deep, golden glints from within it. Along the Baltic coast, for generations, it has been linked to the warmth of the sun and to success - here that symbol is worn quite literally on the wrist, close to the hand. The bracelet's form is simple and light, with no unnecessary additions, so all attention stays on the amber.

Each of the three amber stones is chosen by hand, its colour and clarity checked against the light before it is set. Good stones of this kind are becoming harder to find, as nature itself limits the supply, while silver and gold keep rising in price on the market, so buying now makes sense in terms of price. The setting is vermeil - refined sterling silver 925 of European quality coated with a thick layer of 18-carat gold, its compliance confirmed by the struck V mark. It is the gold, not the silver, that touches the skin, and the alloy contains no nickel or other harmful additives, so wearing it causes no irritation. The bracelet is signed with the maker's mark struck on the piece and registered with the French assay office, which attests to the origin of the metal.

The bracelet measures 18 cm with an adjustable 4 cm extension, so you can easily fit it to your wrist. It pairs well with a romantic style - a lace blouse in a pastel shade or a dress with a light, rolled-up sleeve that leaves the wrist bare. It also works well under the cuff of a light-coloured shirt, when only a narrow strip of gold with the warm accent of amber peeks out from beneath it. This is subtle jewellery for everyday wear, one that doesn't shout, yet still draws the eye with the glow of its three amber stones.