This bracelet is a subtle, yet uncompromising, relationship of materials and colours
- Showy sequence of tigereye, black onyx and rock crystal
- 200mm long series of semi-precious cubes terminating in a t-bar catch
- Complements a little black dress or that office number perfectly
- Also suits summery cottons and linens, adding a dashing contrast
- Handmade in the UK by designers Debbie Brenner and Jackie Durrans (collectively Felicity Gail)
- Fusing art and design, the Tate Gallery has commissioned Felicity Gail to make jewellery for exhibitions
- Not available on the High Street
- Presented in a gift box
- Height/ length: 200 mm
- Width: 10 mm
- Depth: 10 mm
- Weight: 24 gms
Intriquing sequence makes statement
Becca, Chief Gift Finder
Here the sequence is intriguing, meticulously planned yet seemingly random; three elemental-looking materials, pitch black, ice crystal, earth-like mineral, all juxtaposed. Irresistible to touch, so tactile, satisfying to twist and turn, feel the smoothness, the solidity and weight.
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Who is it for?
Touch is one of her favourite senses, she loves to feel the subtlety of a thought-out surface, an edge, the nuance of different materials. She's not sombre and sober, but stylish and, when adorning herself, understated. Yet she's bold and uncompromising, knows her mind, these cubes won't daunt her.
Why would she adore it?
She will love these colours and the relationship between them; the sequence will amuse her and keep her guessing.
The choice of materials is clever and she'll appreciate that, the contrast between opaque black and shimmering crystal,
with tigereye somehow mediating, less constant, shifting between them.
- £44.99
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