Collection
Broome, South Sea, Tahitian and Akoya pearl bracelets in gold, sterling silver and neoprene, made and fitted at our Cottesloe atelier. Length is settled on your wrist, not on a chart, and adjustment happens at the same bench.
22 pieces
A pearl bracelet lives a busier life than a strand. It moves with the wrist, meets desks and door handles, and its clasp does more work than any necklace clasp ever will. The bracelets here carry Broome and Australian South Sea pearls alongside Tahitian and Akoya pieces, in 18ct and 9ct gold, sterling silver and neoprene styles, with closures from magnet clasps to safety chains chosen for how each piece will actually be worn.
Fit is the whole game. A bracelet should clear the hand without forcing, then rest so it neither spins loosely nor pinches, and pearl lengths can be shortened or lengthened by adjusting pearls and re-knotting at our own bench. We measure on your wrist at the Perth atelier and adjust before you leave, and if a bracelet you already own sits poorly, bring it in; length and clasp work are routine here.
The pearls themselves follow the same rules as our strands: lustre first, then size, shape and surface. Tahitian pearls bring naturally dark greens and charcoals, Akoya a crisp smaller white, Broome pearls the deep, soft glow of thick nacre. Put a pearl bracelet on after perfume and lotions rather than before, wipe it with a soft cloth after wear, and let the workshop that fitted it check the clasp and stringing as the years pass.
Length, clasp and comfort settle in person. Book a fitting at the Cottesloe atelier and compare pearl bracelets against how you actually dress and work.
