Smooth silver bands curve into waves and cross each other along the whole cuff, laid over hammered panels covered in small round dimples. Open gaps between the two textures make this wave bracelet look lighter than it is. Lab-grown zultanite in ovals, pears and small rounds of different sizes is scattered across the front. The stones follow the waves instead of sitting in a row, a layout that makes this a designer silver bracelet rather than a row of matching settings.

We forge it by hand from 925 sterling silver in our workshop and leave it bright, with no darkening in the dimples, so the hammered panels sparkle against the smooth bands. At about 60 grams it is a real silver bracelet you feel on the wrist. Each stone sits in a closed bezel with no prongs to catch on a sleeve.

Zultanite gives this gemstone cuff bracelet its color change. In daylight the stones look olive green, and the cuff reads as a green stone bracelet; under warm lamp light they turn pink-brown with a peach tint, as the first photo shows. More pieces with this stone are in the zultanite jewelry collection.

It is a rigid cuff bangle bracelet, open at the back, that slips on sideways over the narrow part of the wrist. Don’t pry it wider, since bending tires the silver and can loosen the stones. Other designs are in our cuff bracelets collection.