Why it's worth it
A navy stone flecked with real gold pyrite — no two come out the same.
The Edit
Polished to a near-mirror finish, this wide silver-plated brass cuff is built around a cushion-cut lapis lazuli stone set flush in a close bezel — no prongs, no gap between metal and stone. The open-back construction allows the band to slip on without a clasp, and the cuff runs deliberately wide, sitting high on the forearm for a more architectural placement. Pyrite inclusions scatter gold across the deep navy surface, varying stone to stone.
Insider Tip
The brand notes this runs large — factor that in before sizing down.
The details
- Form
- Cabochon
- Scale
- Statement
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