Star Trails Pearl Bracelet
Description
A double-strand freshwater pearl bracelet in 18K gold vermeil over 925 sterling silver. Seven small pearls sit across the chain instead of gathering at one center point, so the bracelet feels light on the wrist but still has a little movement when it catches the light.
Handcrafted to order. Please allow 3-4 weeks for your piece to be made.
Design inspiration
The Star Trails idea works best when it stays airy. Here the pearls are spaced like small points along a path, with the second chain adding depth without making the bracelet look heavy.
Specifications
- Metal: 18K gold vermeil over 925 sterling silver
- Pearls: AAAAA nucleated freshwater pearls, 7 pcs, 5.0-5.5mm
- Chain: 0.25mm cross chain with round HELAS logo tail tag
- Total length: approximately 7.3 inches (18.5cm)
- Handcrafted to order. Please allow 3-4 weeks for your piece to be made
- Lifetime warranty
About our pearls and silver
The pearls are intentionally petite. At 5.0-5.5mm, they give the bracelet a fine, dotted rhythm rather than the weight of a classic pearl strand. The 925 sterling silver base is finished in 18K gold vermeil for a warm tone against the skin.
Styling
This is a quiet stacking piece. Wear it alone if you like a fine bracelet that moves a little, or place it beside a plain gold-tone chain so the pearls become the softer layer in the stack. Pairs naturally with the Star Trails pearl necklace and the Golden Thread pearl earrings for a complete set.
FAQ
Why are the pearls smaller on this bracelet?
The bracelet uses petite pearls so the double-strand layout stays airy. Larger pearls would make the piece feel closer to a formal strand, which is not the point here.
What does the second chain add?
It gives the bracelet a little depth and movement without adding much visual weight. On the wrist, it reads like a fine trail rather than one flat line.
Is it a quiet bracelet or a noticeable one?
It is quiet at first glance, then more interesting up close. The pearls catch light in small intervals, which is why it works well as a daily stacking piece.
What should I pair it with?
A plain gold-tone chain keeps the look easy. If you want a matched set, it also sits naturally with the Star Trails necklace or the Golden Thread pearl earrings.
Original: $399.00
-65%$399.00
$139.65
Description
Description
A double-strand freshwater pearl bracelet in 18K gold vermeil over 925 sterling silver. Seven small pearls sit across the chain instead of gathering at one center point, so the bracelet feels light on the wrist but still has a little movement when it catches the light.
Handcrafted to order. Please allow 3-4 weeks for your piece to be made.
Design inspiration
The Star Trails idea works best when it stays airy. Here the pearls are spaced like small points along a path, with the second chain adding depth without making the bracelet look heavy.
Specifications
- Metal: 18K gold vermeil over 925 sterling silver
- Pearls: AAAAA nucleated freshwater pearls, 7 pcs, 5.0-5.5mm
- Chain: 0.25mm cross chain with round HELAS logo tail tag
- Total length: approximately 7.3 inches (18.5cm)
- Handcrafted to order. Please allow 3-4 weeks for your piece to be made
- Lifetime warranty
About our pearls and silver
The pearls are intentionally petite. At 5.0-5.5mm, they give the bracelet a fine, dotted rhythm rather than the weight of a classic pearl strand. The 925 sterling silver base is finished in 18K gold vermeil for a warm tone against the skin.
Styling
This is a quiet stacking piece. Wear it alone if you like a fine bracelet that moves a little, or place it beside a plain gold-tone chain so the pearls become the softer layer in the stack. Pairs naturally with the Star Trails pearl necklace and the Golden Thread pearl earrings for a complete set.
FAQ
Why are the pearls smaller on this bracelet?
The bracelet uses petite pearls so the double-strand layout stays airy. Larger pearls would make the piece feel closer to a formal strand, which is not the point here.
What does the second chain add?
It gives the bracelet a little depth and movement without adding much visual weight. On the wrist, it reads like a fine trail rather than one flat line.
Is it a quiet bracelet or a noticeable one?
It is quiet at first glance, then more interesting up close. The pearls catch light in small intervals, which is why it works well as a daily stacking piece.
What should I pair it with?
A plain gold-tone chain keeps the look easy. If you want a matched set, it also sits naturally with the Star Trails necklace or the Golden Thread pearl earrings.
