Rigid and bold: this defines the most sought-after bangle bracelet in jewellery for the early summer season, returning the wrist to centre stage. To be worn singly when particularly precious, or stacked, where they produce a subtle chime that follows movement, becoming the unofficial soundtrack of the warmest months. Different tones, from yellow and white gold to silver, are combined without hesitation with polished finishes and coloured stones. As in the bracelet from the Natura collection by Luca Carati, in rose gold with diamonds and natural malachite. More refined versions are those defined by highly detailed workmanship and the restrained brilliance of diamonds, such as the Gold Ghost bracelet by Fullord, made in 18-carat rose gold and embellished with diamonds scattered across its surface, alongside the more sculptural designs by Giorgio Visconti.
Antonella Reina, Editor VO+
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30/06/2026
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