Several rows of thick silver branches run around the wrist on this wide cuff bracelet, with open gaps between them. Each branch is modeled like a small sculpture, its bark cut deep into the metal. Red garnets in smooth, light bezels are scattered over the rows with no center stone, ovals and rounds of different sizes, and between them sit clusters of three to five tiny silver balls, known as granulation. Bark instead of a smooth band, stones without a center and granulation make it a designer bracelet for women who like visible handwork.

The cuff is made by hand in our workshop from about 50 grams of 925 sterling silver, the weight of a chunky silver bracelet. Its matte black rhodium finish stays darkest in the recesses of the bark and lighter on the ridges, so every furrow shows and the bezels and granules stand out bright.

The garnets are natural and untreated, faceted and bright red, which makes this a natural gemstone bracelet with a red and black look against the dark silver. Garnet is the January birthstone, so the cuff is also a garnet birthstone bracelet, a natural choice for a January birthday gift for her. More designs are in our silver bracelets collection.

Worn alone, the wide cuff is a statement bracelet. In shape it is a sterling silver open cuff bangle, rigid and open on the inside of the wrist. It comes in one size that fits most wrists; other open shapes are in our cuff bracelets collection.