FLUTTER Petal Bracelet, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

ID: MJ4024

FLUTTER Petal Bracelet, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

Name: FLUTTER Petal Bracelet, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel
Brand: MEIR_JAIPUR
SKU: MJ4024
Price: 31100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$31,100

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A graceful sequence of seven articulated motifs creates a bracelet that moves naturally with the wrist. Each floral element is centred by a rose-cut diamond and surrounded by brilliant-cut diamonds that produce a continuous ribbon of sparkle.
Blue and green vitreous enamel introduces elegant colour transitions that accentuate the flowing geometry, while the articulated construction ensures remarkable comfort and fluidity.

Specification

White Gold 750/1000
Rose-cut Diamonds, ~2.96 cts
Brilliant-cut Diamonds, ~3.17 cts
Blue & Green Vitreous Enamel
7 articulated motifs
Motif size ~20 × 17 mm
Length ~180 mm
Width ~15 mm
Handcrafted by master artisans for the world.
Each MEIR jewel is unique. Diamond and gemstone characteristics may vary slightly between creations.

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FLUTTER Petal Bracelet, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

$31,100

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There is a precise moment, every morning, that almost no one notices. It occurs after the first light has reached the garden, but before the day has truly begun. The air, which has been still all night, draws its first soft breath. A leaf shifts. A petal tilts.

This first soft transition, from stillness into motion, is the philosophical centre of the FLUTTER collection. Sneha designed FLUTTER not as a depiction of movement, but as a captured instant of beginning to move. Every form in the collection appears to be in the act of taking its first breath.

CROWN was straight rays. NOVA was angular bursts. FLUTTER is the curve. Look closely at any FLUTTER piece, and you will find, beneath the colour, beneath the stone, beneath whatever vocabulary the maison happens to be speaking that season, the same single elemental form.