Silver Bracelets
Moonstones
Bracelets with moonstones from sri-lanka. Irresistible silver jewellery for those who wish to accessorize their wrists. The stone reflects light in a variety of silver and blue colours. You can also learn more about moonstones and their magical properties.
This pulchritudinous chunky silver bracelet inlaid with mother of pearl is available in either a pretty pink or neutral white. The interior of the oyster has produced a really special bracelet.
Turquoise
A gemstone that has been used in jewellery since ancient times. The bracelets use both the light blue and green varieties. This semi precious gemstone never looked so attractive as it does when set in silver.
Amber bracelets
The latest designs of silver bracelets, using Amber. It is one of the oldest and most attractive jewellery materials in the world. This highly valued resin has an unequalled allure. You can also learn more about amber and some of its amazing properties.
Crystal Ball Bracelets
The latest designs of crystal ball bracelets, using swarvoski crystals. Each bracelet is composed of a series of spheres decorated in these bright and colourful crystals. Heavy duty cord is stitched each sphere together to produce this stunning bracelet.
Bracelets with zircons
A fine choice of silver bracelets using cubic zircon. This inveterate item of jewellery will throw sparkle and dazzle onto your wrist. The sparkling basket of bracelets includes one which has 57 amethysts, to produce a dazzle of rich purple colours. Some of the zircons are of such fine quality that it is difficult to avoid confusion with real or 'hot' diamonds such as the tear drop zircons shown in the image.
Plain Silver
A stunning selection of bracelets in plain silver for both men and women. All bracelets are gift boxed and therefore make a wise choice of present to lovers of jewellery. Included within this range is this beautiful contemporary and modern bracelet and also some Bail Bracelets which incorporate the distinctive styling that has made this famous and original design so unique.
Marcasite
Silver bracelets with marcasite stones and semi-precious stones including this dazzling red garnet bracelet. Timeless classics that make the ideal dress bracelet.
wood on silver
Natural hardwood is used for the inlay on these unique silver bracelets. The different species of hardwood provide a rich pattern and gorgeous colouring.
Mother of pearl | Pink Bracelets
An attractive selection of contemporary silver bracelets with mother of pearl settings in a variety of colour including a selection of purely pink mother of pearl bracelets.
Shiva-Shell
A selection of silver bracelets incorporating the mysterious and alluring shiva-shell.
Many centuries ago wearing a silver bracelet was more for necessity than fashion. Many believed that if the silver turned black it was a precursor for impending ill-heath. Since tarnish is caused by the reaction of silver to sulphur there is some substance to this belief, as many illnesses cause an imbalance of salt and sulphide levels omitted when the wrist sweats.
The bracelets are all hand made using good- quality hallmarked silver. There is no nickel or any other allergy sensitive metal used. We regularly update our selection, which includes both classical designs and those in the latest jewellery fashion. You can further accessories your bracelet with a silver brooch or if its for a gent try one of our cufflinks.
To remove tarnish that may accrue up over time we suggest using the appropriate polish cloth
Red Coral Bracelet
This is the choice of those who wish to combine natural materials with style. It uses only real, natural, red coral. Such outstanding beautiful jewellery is not simply an accessory but a statement of style and elegance.
The use of gemstones in bracelets has been practiced for many centuries and throughout many will argue that silver is the one of the best mediums to support this.
The word 'bracelet' has evolved from the Latin word 'brachile' which literally means 'of the arm'. Jewellery that was meant for and designed for the arm became the 'bracelet'.
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