This minimalist bracelet with two blue topazes brings a cool touch of blue to the wrist. The faceted cut breaks the light into small glints, and the stone's colour holds a deep, saturated shade without a trace of grey. A delicate chain keeps the focus on the stones - the form stays simple, and the topaz takes the lead. This particular shade of blue, clean and even across both stones, is easy to overlook among other pieces and hard to match a second time.

Silver and precious metal prices are steadily rising, and good-quality coloured stones are becoming harder to find, so buying this piece today makes sense from a price perspective. The bracelet is made in vermeil - a core of refined sterling silver 925 coated with a thick layer of 18-carat gold, the only metal that touches the skin. Compliance with the vermeil standard is confirmed by the stamped V mark, and the piece itself bears the French maker's mark - a legally protected mark registered with the assay office in France. A pure alloy free of nickel and other allergenic additives means even sensitive skin wears it without irritation. The bracelet measures 18 cm, and an adjustable 4 cm extension lets you fit it to a narrower or wider wrist.

In spring it looks good under the sleeve of a pastel trench coat - the blue of the topaz complements cool tones of beige and powder pink. You can add a silk scarf in a similar tone and a light-coloured bag, and the whole look comes together as a cohesive, easy outfit. With a rolled-up shirt cuff, the stones stay visible with every movement of the hand. This is a bracelet for everyday wear, when you want a discreet but distinct touch of colour.