Bands of mesh, woven by hand from fine silver wire, fill the gaps between smooth silver rods that wind across this wide silver cuff bracelet, split apart and meet again. Where a rod reaches the mesh, wire is coiled tightly around it, so the weave looks lashed in place. The mesh is darker than the matte rods and stands out against them.

The stones are lab-grown zultanite in smooth bezels, some at the tips of the rods and some in the spaces between them: a pear, an oval, a cushion and small rounds, scattered at different heights. Zultanite changes color with the light. In daylight the stones turn olive green and the cuff reads as a green stone bracelet; under a warm lamp they turn rosy peach with a champagne tone. Our zultanite jewelry has the same stone in other designs.

This designer silver bracelet is made by hand in our workshop from about 60 grams of 925 sterling silver, a chunky, real silver bracelet you feel on the wrist. Woven mesh and bezel-set stones of mixed cuts on one cuff make it a unique women’s bracelet.

It is an open cuff, the kind some shops call a cuff bangle, in one size that fits most wrists. Slip it on from the side over the narrow part of the wrist; pulling the ends apart strains the metal around the stones. It also makes a handmade bracelet for a wife who owns the usual silver chains and would like something wider. More open shapes are in our cuff bracelets.