Description
The Piece
CHARURA is a calm point of colour on the wrist — fresh, warm, and quietly present. Chrysoprase and coral meet in a composition that carries lightness, yet feels instantly tangible.
Design & Silhouette
The design is intentionally clean and sculptural, allowing the materials to lead. Chrysoprase brings a cool, softly milky green that glows gently in the light; coral adds a warm, concentrated accent — like a small pulse. On the wrist, the balance between freshness and depth feels modern, yet timeless. With its adjustable size, the bracelet rests effortlessly — as if it were made for the hand that wears it.
Materials & Origin
Chrysoprase is defined by tone and stillness: a fine stone holds an even colour and a gentle, almost satin depth. Coral complements that clarity with Mediterranean warmth — iconic in jewellery culture and today truly precious through careful selection, where density, tone and the calm quality of the surface matter most. Each element is chosen individually and composed so that contrast feels harmonious — not as an effect, but as a precise composition.
Artist’s Note
“CHARURA is, to me, a clear line of colour. Chrysoprase brings light and stillness — coral the warm core. I love this tension because it feels both fresh and deeply grounded.”
Styling Inspiration
CHARURA feels most beautiful with quiet textures and clean silhouettes — a white shirt, linen, silk or a reduced knit allow the colours to glow. As an accent against black or cream it reads distinctly modern; with warm natural tones it becomes softer, more Mediterranean. Worn alone it feels concentrated and sculptural; layered, it adds a subtle point of colour between gold and stone.
As each piece is created as a one-of-a-kind, we can adjust length, proportions and details to your preferences.
Atelier Craftsmanship
From design to material selection and final assembly, each step is carried out by hand in the atelier — across multiple stages. With an adjustable bracelet, precision is essential: form, tension and balance must be calibrated so the piece feels light, yet remains structurally stable over time.
