Why it's worth it
Maroon glass stones frozen mid-drip on your wrist.
The Edit
A square-profile acrylic bangle — thick-walled, optically clear — with two pearl cabochons mounted directly onto the surface: one large sphere gripped by cast gold hand-shaped prongs, one smaller oval coiled in gold wire. The rigid open form sits wide on the wrist with no clasp or hinge, relying entirely on the geometry of the tube for hold. The transparent body makes the gold hardware appear to float.
Insider Tip
The rigid tube slides on — no clasp, so wrist circumference relative to the 6–7 cm opening is the only fit variable to check.
The details
- Stone
- Acrylic
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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