Silver Plates Bracelet
$1,735
Half Plated Gold Bracelet
$10,725
Charged as 34,000 NIS at checkout
Hand-moulded 14K solid gold plates, individually finished and woven onto reinforced cotton thread using the Piece925 signature weave. Finished with a Native American inspired clasp for a distinctive artisanal edge.
Made to be lived in, every Piece925 piece comes with lifetime care, including cleaning, resizing and repairs, plus threading, fittings and clasp renewal every four years.
Piece925 jewelry pieces are hand made to order. If the item you selected is in stock, we will notify you right away regarding shipment and delivery times. Otherwise, please allow up to 30 business days of lead time for your piece to ship. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
- Metal
- 14K Gold | 14K Rose Gold
To preserve the beauty of your jewelry, avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals such as perfumes, cleaning agents and chlorine. Clean gently with a soft polishing cloth or mild soap and lukewarm water, then dry thoroughly before storing in a clean, dry place.
Piece925 is a small house making sculptural jewellery in sterling silver and gold. Nothing is cast in volume; pieces are drawn, forged and finished by hand, one at a time.
How to Measure Your Wrist
Step 1
Take a length of string or thread.
Step 2
Wrap it snugly around, just below the wrist bone.
Step 3
Place your index finger under the string to add ease, and mark where it overlaps.
Step 4
Lay it flat against a ruler to read the length.
Enter that figure as your wrist measurement.
Standard sizes for reference
| Size | Inches | Cm |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 6" | 15 cm |
| S | 6.5" | 16.5 cm |
| M | 7.5" | 19 cm |
| L | 8" | 20.5 cm |
| XL | 8.5" | 21.5 cm |
Measure snugly, not tight. If you fall between two measurements, size up for an easier fit.
Process
The Artisanal Imprint
Every piece begins as raw silver grain, melted and drawn out by hand. At the bench, each surface is raised with a chasing hammer, each stone set on its own, each thread tied and woven. This is not mass production. It is slow, deliberate work that leaves the maker's hand in the metal.
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