Every amethyst from one rare strand went into only two pieces, and this amethyst cuff bracelet is the second, made to match the Purple Amethyst Choker with Chain Drop. It carries the same mosaic of faceted purple amethyst, scaled down for the wrist.

If cuffs never seem to fit you, this one does not ask you to fit it. Instead of a fixed band, the natural amethyst gemstones are set along a 14k gold-filled circle link extender chain, so the cuff adjusts across wrist sizes without changing its proportions or the weight of the piece. 18k gold vermeil components and recycled 14/20k gold-filled metal complete it.

Wear it with the matching choker for a full set, or on its own with a rolled sleeve so the purple shows against bare skin.

When it sells, there is no strand left to make another. Part of the Pastel Gemstone Jewelry collection, handmade once by Andrea Li in her Denver studio: for the person who values rarity in what they wear.

A heavy cluster on one side can pull a cuff around until the stones hang under the wrist, so this pastel gemstone statement cuff was shaped to keep them on top. One side of its hand-fabricated 14k gold-filled frame is intentionally wide and the other slender, and that difference holds the weight of the cluster where you can see it.

The cluster layers aquamarine, moss aquamarine, moonstone and ametrine with pearls woven through: a pastel gemstone bracelet in soft lilacs, icy blues and blush tones, each stone wired onto the frame by hand.

If you dislike a clasp that breaks up a design, this one hides inside the cluster. Andrea Li fabricated a custom hook into the gemstone structure itself, fastening at the widest curve of the cuff, so the closure reads as part of the piece.

Its small scale makes it easy to wear often: with a knit sweater, a crisp shirt, or beside a gemstone choker.

One of a kind, made once in her Denver studio and never repeated: for the one statement piece in a pared-back wardrobe.

This piece has found its home. If it speaks to you, I can make something in its spirit.

A cuff with no clasp has to earn its place on your wrist, and this pastel gemstone cuff bracelet was built to: a wide, one-of-a-kind cuff of recycled 14k gold-filled wire, covered in a cluster of aquamarine in varied cuts, moonstone, kunzite and Japanese Akoya keshi pearls.

Color leads here, not any single stone. Moss aquamarine, green amethyst, ametrine and pale amethyst fill out the soft end of the spectrum, green, gray and purple sapphires hold its cooler edges, and the different aquamarine cuts each catch the light a different way as your wrist turns.

If you have wondered whether a clasp-free gemstone cuff will be comfortable, and whether its stones will stay put, here is what holds it. The cuff measures 7.5 inches and is slightly adjustable; it slips over the wrist and sits open-backed, and it is made to be adjusted once, not pried open every time you wear it. Gold-filled balls cap the ends of the wire, so the edges stay smooth against your skin going on and off. Every stone is wired on by hand with no heat near it, and the keshi pearls are wired in, never glued.

Wear it alone against a bare wrist, or stack it with other pieces from the Tamar collection.

Made once by Andrea Li in her Denver studio and never repeated: for the one statement piece in a pared-back wardrobe.