Sterling Silver Bracelets
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Characteristics of Silver Bracelets
Silver bracelets are timeless accessories that can be worn with everyday wear. A silver bracelet evokes simplicity, tradition, and elegance with its innovative construction and clean design. Wear a silver bracelet alone as a statement piece or pair it with other silver jewelry and mixed metals to personalize your look. Sterling silver is one of the most durable and sophisticated metals that come in at an affordable price. Sterling silver bracelets are hypoallergenic and low maintenance compared to other metals. Silver bracelets can be elevated with blue and purple gemstones and other cooler tones.
Popular Silver Bracelet Collections
Northeastern Fine Jewelers is excited to carry Southern California’s Tacori. Tacori’s silver bracelets embrace bold and colorful gemstones, as well as fluid curves and whimsical designs. Explore Tacori’s Classic Rock collection of silver bracelets featuring stunning black onyx, hematite, and chalcedony stones. Add a feminine touch to your wardrobe with Tacori’s Sonoma Skies collection featuring amethyst and sky blue topaz stones. Lagos’s silver bracelet designs are an embodiment of luxury, precision, and opulence. Lagos’ Signature Caviar collection starts with a hand-drawn sketch and is transformed into a breathtaking work of art.
Additional Silver Bracelet Collections
John Hardy’s elegant line of silver bracelets takes inspiration from tried-and-true jewelry-making techniques perfected in Bali. Canadian master jeweler John Hardy fell in love with Bali’s rich heritage and craftsmanship and has been preserving its legacy for over 40 years. John Hardy’s designs feature ethically-sourced gemstones and 100 percent reclaimed gold and silver. Check out Stuller’s selection of silver bracelets for versatile pieces. Sterling silver is the foundation for Stuller’s bracelets adorned with pearls and diamonds. Stuller transforms these organic materials into a refined and vibrant accessory that connects you closer to mother earth.
