A bracelet sits close to the hand and catches light through every gesture, which is why it rewards careful making. Our founder has designed and made fine jewellery in London since 1999, and bracelets are part of our full range, not an afterthought to rings. Each one is drawn and hand-finished on our own bench, with casting and setting carried out by trusted specialist workshops.
The styles we make
Most commissions begin with a feeling for how a piece should move and read on the wrist. From there the form takes shape, whether that is a continuous run of stones or a single sculptural band.
- Diamond line and tennis bracelets, where matched stones run in an even, flexible line.
- Bangles, rigid and worn over the hand, in plain, hinged or stone-set forms.
- Gemstone bracelets built around sapphires, emeralds or a stone of personal meaning.
- Charm bracelets that gather pieces over time, each one added to mark something.
Clasps and security
A bracelet is only as good as the way it closes. Unlike a ring, it can slip from the wrist unnoticed, so the clasp does real work. We fit box clasps, lobster clasps and concealed tongue-and-box fastenings, chosen to suit the weight and style of the piece.
On a diamond line bracelet we add a figure-of-eight safety catch or a hidden secondary clasp. It is a small detail you rarely think about, until the day it keeps a valuable piece on your wrist rather than on the floor.
Sizing, metal and stones
Fit matters more on a bracelet than almost anywhere else. We measure the wrist and set the length so the piece sits with a little movement, neither tight nor loose, and account for how a bangle must pass over the hand. We work in platinum and 18ct yellow, white and rose golds.
For diamonds and coloured stones we offer both natural and laboratory-grown diamonds, each independently graded. Pricing depends on the piece, the metal and the stones you choose, and is quoted per commission after a consultation.
A piece to mark something
Bracelets make considered gifts. A line bracelet for a significant anniversary, a bangle to mark a birthday, a charm piece begun for one occasion and added to for years. Many clients also commission one simply for themselves, which is reason enough.
Common questions
How long does a bespoke bracelet take to make?
It depends on the design and the stones. A bracelet is drawn, approved and then hand-finished at our own bench, with casting and setting carried out by trusted specialist workshops, so we agree a realistic timeline with you at the consultation rather than rushing the work.
Can you match stones for a line bracelet?
Yes. A line bracelet relies on stones that agree in colour, clarity and cut so the run reads as one piece. We source and match each diamond to your brief, working in natural or laboratory-grown stones.
Where would I see you?
By appointment at our private studio in Unit 1.02, The Goldsmiths' Centre, 42 Britton Street, London EC1M 5AD, a short walk from Farringdon. Every piece is designed and hand-finished there, with casting and setting carried out by trusted specialist workshops, and UK clients receive complimentary insured shipping. We look after every piece with aftercare at the bench, and your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 always apply.
To talk through a bracelet, book a consultation and read more about how we approach bespoke jewellery across the full range we make.
