Emerald & Purple Opal Chubby Bezeled Oculus Open Cuff
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Designer's Note:
This open cuff bracelet is an ode to the desert landscape in the southwestern US, with a glowing green emerald to represent cacti, which complements a purple opal with a rich play of color reminiscent of the sunset. Brushed and hammered yellow gold represent the sun, and along with the shapes of the stones and their settings, the earth's silhouettes and contrasting textures in the region. Oculus open space, as always, allows the natural light to shine through to allow the wearer to connect with the gems, letting the piece and its owner achieve their peak luminosity.
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18K Fairmined-certified yellow gold.
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Approx. .3 ct VVS diamonds.
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One-of-a-kind bracelet featuring an oval cabochon Muzo Emerald and purple Australian opal.
- Opals sourced from Opalton, Australia.
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Should this bracelet not fit perfectly, it can easily be sized. Please contact us after receiving if it is too big or too small, and we will arrange resizing to your wrist.
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Created in New York City from the world's finest materials.
- In stock one-of-a-kind design.
- Materials are high-polished 18K yellow gold, tourmalated quartz, white and natural-colored diamonds.
- Diamond carat weight totals approximately 4.43.
- Earrings weigh 19g and measure 7.7 cm long.
- Tourmalated Quartz: 15cm wide x 26mm long x 6.8 thick.
- Made in New York City from the world's finest materials and ethically-sourced stones.
- Available to ship within 3-5 business days.
Orders ship via FedEx with insurance. Tracking information will be sent to you when your order ships. Pieces typically ship within 3-4 weeks as they are custom made to order in NYC, although rush shipping may be available for certain items. Please contact us to check if rush delivery is available in your area. A ring that has been sized for you is final sale.
US SizingTo size your finger at home
1. Wrap a length of string or ribbon around the base of your finger. Select a size that will slide on and off your finger over your knuckle easily.
2. With a pen, mark the point on the string where the ends meet.
3. Place the string on a ruler to measure the length.
4. Once you have the measurement in millimeters head to our chart to check your recommended size.
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