Thin silver branches cross the wrist in several rows, part and meet again in waves, and leave open gaps between them, so skin shows through the full width of the cuff. Where the branches touch, tiny silver granules sit singly or in small clusters. The layout is asymmetric and no section repeats another, so each part of this unique bracelet looks different from the next.

Each branch of this handcrafted bracelet has a bark-like texture, matte and darkened in the recesses, which gives it the look of a rustic cuff bracelet. The metal is solid 925 sterling silver, about 60 grams, so it is a chunky silver bracelet for all its openwork and a real silver bracelet with no plating to wear through.

The stones are lab-grown zultanite in oval, pear, round, baguette and freeform cuts, set at random in smooth silver bezels. With no prongs to snag a sweater, this bezel bracelet sits well with knitwear. The stones change color with the light: olive green in daylight, so outdoors it passes for a green stone bracelet, and champagne-brown with flashes of rose-pink under a warm lamp. Our zultanite jewelry collection has the same stone in other designs.

The open cuff comes in one size that fits most wrists. Slip it on sideways over the narrow part of the wrist; like a cuff bangle bracelet, it is rigid and keeps its shape. More open designs are in our cuff bracelets collection.