Why it's worth it
Moonstone, pearls, and pavé — the seahorse wore them first.
The Edit
A seahorse-motif spiral handcuff cast in metal and finished in dual 22k gold and rhodium silver plating — the two metals divide the focal crown into warm and cool halves, with angular silver spikes rising against gold scrollwork. A moonstone cabochon sits bezel-set at center, flanked by seed pearls and pavé cubic zirconia that trail along the open bangle's tapered arms to pointed, stone-set tips. The hinged construction allows a clean clasp at the wrist despite the cuff's considerable sculptural height.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
- Details
- Twist
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