Modern and distinctly feminine, this rhodium-plated 925 silver bracelet draws the eye from the wrist all the way to the sleeve cuff. Eight cabochon-cut moonstones fall into a regular rhythm, each one holding a cool, blue flash that appears and disappears with every turn of the hand. This effect - adularescence - is best seen in motion, as light glides across the stone's domed surface. The moonstone has long been linked to intuition and inner awareness, and today it is also seen as a symbol of a quiet moment and meditation.

Only a small portion of the sorted raw material makes it into this bracelet - what matters is the stone's clarity and the depth of its reflection, not sheer size. Silver and good natural stones are steadily rising in price, which makes a bracelet of this quality at this price a sound choice today. The rhodium plating protects the silver from scratches and loss of shine for years to come, and the refined sterling silver 925 of European quality keeps it comfortable even for sensitive skin - the alloy contains no nickel or other irritating additives. The maker's mark stamped on the silver, registered with the French assay office, attests to the metal's origin. The bracelet measures 16.5 cm, and an adjustable 3 cm extension lets you fit it to your wrist.

In spring it pairs well with a pastel trench coat and a silk scarf in a light shade - the moonstone's blue flash then echoes the cool tones of the outfit. A light-coloured handbag and a thin sweater with an exposed wrist complete the look, so the stone catches the eye with every gesture. The bracelet's big size also sits well on a loose shirt cuff, where the silver rhodium contrasts with the muted fabric. It is a bracelet equally at home in the office and on a spring walk.