Thin silver rods with the rough grain of bark are gathered into a loose bundle of branches, with open gaps between them, and even the open ends of the cuff are made of rods. Two kinds of stone in mixed cuts are scattered over the branches at random instead of lined up in matching settings, which makes this a unique designer bracelet for women, with the surface of a rustic cuff bracelet in pale silver.

Lab-grown zultanite and natural amethyst are scattered over the branches in smooth bezels, tilted at different angles. The zultanite is cut as ovals, rounds, an emerald cut and baguettes; the amethyst comes as small rounds and one large emerald-cut stone. As in the rest of our zultanite jewelry, the zultanite changes color, olive green in daylight and rosy brown under a warm lamp. The amethyst stays purple in any light, so by evening this multi gemstone bracelet goes from green and violet to rose and violet.

This Turkish silver bracelet is made by hand in our workshop from about 60 grams of 925 sterling silver. Rhodium plating keeps the matte silver light in tone and slows tarnish, and the weight makes the cuff a bold piece to wear on its own.

Like a bangle it holds its shape, and the gap at the back lets it slip on from the narrow side of the wrist. Amethyst is the February birthstone, so as a bracelet for a wife born that month it carries her own stone, and our amethyst bracelets collection has more pieces with it.