British Modern Bracelets

Crafted in solid, glowing bronze, the Abacus Cuff is a subtle statement piece for every day. The unique texture and layered detail add interest to this classic wide cuff. Every pie...

This clean-lined bangle features one inch of pave-set white diamonds. The bracelet is crafted in solid 9-carat yellow gold with a discreet box clasp and f...

This elegant bangle by Yoko London features lustrous South Sea pearls accentuated by sparkling white diamonds in an elegant dual pearl design. The bangle is...

A subtle, understated yet elegant bangle that is easy to wear, effortlessly lifting any outfit to another level. Featuring 1.08ct of round brilliant cut cubic zirconia, hand set in...

4mm 18ct rose gold hammered bangle with channel set brilliant cut diamonds handmade in Notting Hill London by renowned British jewellery designer Malcolm Betts. The Channel set brill...

4mm hammered platinum bangle with pear shaped diamonds 0.30cts total and round brilliant cut diamonds 1.30cts total handmade in Notting Hill, London by renowned British jewellery des...

A luxury version of the Tateossian signature leather Scoubidou bracelet with an 18K gold clasp. The clasp has been beautifully covered with a pave of white diamonds  (HI colour, SI quality) which have been selected and set by hand under a microscope for maximum precision. Please note that some of our Pave bracelets are made to measure and delivery can take upto 8 weeks. For more information please contact customer service.

This stunning and bespoke 16.20 Carat Pave set Round Brilliant H-SI Diamond Ball bracelet from the Tresor Original Collection strung on Black and...

This intriguing line bracelet is set with 40 perfectly matched round brilliant cut cubic zirconia cleverly set to look like oval shaped stones.. Featuring 7.20ct cubic zirconia, set...

An elegant rose-cut diamond cuff bracelet in 14-karat rose gold. This bracelet is formed of an open fine tubular band. Set on one end with a circular terminal pave-set throughout wi...

An elevated take on a jewellery basic, our 2mm-square cuff in 18-carat rose gold has slightly pointed beveled edges and two black diamonds. Total diamond carat weight .016 carats. Th...

This 11.76 Carats Emerald Stainless Steel and Silver beaded bracelet from The Original Tresor Paris Tendresse Vert Collection. This Bracelet features 7 satin finished beads and 14 shiny Stainless Steel beads and two magnetite rings...

This luxurious Diamond Khamsa bracelet shimmers stunningly when it catches the light, featuring 0.25ct Round Brilliant H-SI1 Diamonds, this bracelet represents the ancient universal ...

Made to order, this 1.63 Carat Black Diamond Stainless Steel and Silver beaded bracelet features 18 satin beads and 8 Stainless Steel beads and two Magnetite rings...

This Contemporary fresh water Pearl Bracelet features an adjustable Cord further highlighted with a Pave set 1.80 Carat Round Brilliant Color G Clarity VS Diamond sphere set in 18 Ka...

This Contemporary fresh water Pearl Bracelet features an adjustable Cord further highlighted with a Pave set 1.80 Carat Round Brilliant Color G Clarity VS Diamond sphere set in 18 Ka...

A luxurious 18-carat white gold hinged bangle beautifully set with sparkling cluster diamonds. Each round brilliant-cut diamond is meticulously arranged to create a seamless row of r...

This luxurious Diamond Khamsa bracelet shimmers stunningly when it catches the light, featuring over 0.25ct Round Brilliant cut white diamonds colour G to H clarity VS-SI, with a sapphire centre gem weighting 0.10-0.15 carat. This bracelet represents the ancient universal symbol of the evil eye, said to protect the wearer from any evil encounter, an elegant jewellery piece set in 18 Karat Gold British Hallmarked. Also available bespoke, with your choice of precious and semi-precious stones, please reach out and allow 1 - 5 weeks approximately for making. The Khamsa, also known as the Hand of Fatima, (Chamsa or Hamsa) is a powerful symbol believed to offer protection against the evil eye. Rooted in ancient history and culture, this symbol has transcended time and remains popular and fashionable even in the modern era. Today, there is a trend of adorning Khamsa hand symbols with gold and diamonds, as well as other precious stones, making them not only meaningful but also visually stunning. The use of gold in Chamsa hand symbols represents luxury and elegance. The warm hue of 18 karat gold adds a touch of opulence to the intricate design, making it a perfect accessory for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship. Diamonds, on the other hand, bring a dazzling sparkle to the symbol, catching the light and drawing attention to its powerful significance. The brilliance of diamonds symbolizes purity, clarity, and protection, enhancing the power of the Khamsa Chamsa hand. In addition to diamonds, other precious stones such as sapphires, rubies, turquoise, and emeralds can also be incorporated into the design. These gemstones, with their vibrant colors, add a touch of personality and individuality to the Khamsa Chamsa symbol. Each stone carries its own unique energy and symbolism, amplifying the protective qualities of the hand. Wearing Khamsa Chamsa hand symbols in gold and diamonds, along with other precious stones, not only serves as a fashionable accessory but also conveys a meaningful message. It represents a belief in the power of protection and warding off negative energies, making it a trendy and on-trend choice for those seeking both style and spiritual significance in their accessories. The Hamsa, Khamsa, Chamsa, or Evil Eye Hand is a symbol that has been historically used by Jews and Muslims in Arab countries. Its purpose is to act as a protective amulet against negative forces, particularly the "evil eye." The term Hamsa is derived from the Arabic word meaning "five," as the symbol portrays the five fingers of a human hand. Within the Jewish faith, the Hamsa represents the "hand of God" and is also known as "the hand of Miriam," sister of Moses. Similarly, Muslims may refer to it as "the hand of Fatima," daughter of Muhammad. In recent times, the Hamsa symbol has gained popularity beyond its original religious contexts. It can now be found in various commercial and high-end jewellery stores, appearing on items such as jewelry, clothing, and artwork. Hamsa worn jewellery is a popular and meaningful accessory that has been worn by women for centuries. The hamsa, also known as the Hand of Fatima, is a symbol of protection and good fortune in many cultures and religions. This unique jewelry typically features a palm-shaped pendant adorned with intricate designs and gemstones. Some of the most famous A-Listers women spotted wearing the Hamsa jewellery...

This luxurious Diamond Khamsa bracelet shimmers stunningly when it catches the light, featuring 0.25ct Round Brilliant H-SI1 Diamonds, this bracelet represents the ancient universal ...

Adorn your wrist with this Elegant 0.30ct H-SI1 Round Brilliant Diamond double heart shaped bracelet featuring 0.20ct Black Diamonds, a beautiful...