Hand jewels

Handcuffs, palm bracelets, handlets - whatever you call them, these novel forms of adornment will up your jewellery game significantly.

19 October 2016
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  • Mike Joseph Waterfall hand bracelet on model
    This sculptural hand bracelet by Mike Joseph spins a web of white gold chains across the front of the hand. Founder Mike Saatji devised a complex mechanism that allows the gold to be extremely malleable whilst holding its shape when worn ($3,999).
  • Yeprem Flirt diamond hand bracelet
    No one does hand bracelets better than Lebanese jewellery house Yeprem. Part ring, part palm bracelet, the Flirt weaves its way around the fingers before creeping around the front of the hand, culminating in clusters of marquise-cut diamonds ($11,500).
  • Delfina Delettrez Kiss My Hand bracelet
    This Kiss My Hand bracelet is understated for Delfina Delettrez, but not all customers are brave enough to embrace the giant brooch trend. Instead, they can slip on this pink sapphire jewel and, in the most delicate of ways, still feel like they are defying convention (£1,500).
  • Lily Gabriella Infinitas palm bracelet
    Bored of traditional bangles? Try a palm bracelet, which secures firmly around the hand and is so comfy you'll forget you're wearing it. Lily Gabriella's Infinitas palm cuff in rose gold, set with blue sapphires, is a modern take on the infinity symbol (£10,000).
  • Gaelle Khouri Soft Deconstruction Perpetuity palm bracelet
    A completely fresh take on the hand bracelet, rows of blue sapphires set into blacked silver, adjoined to a gold band, orbit the hand in perpetuity in Gaelle Khouri's Soft Deconstruction Perpetuity design (£1,400).
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Claire Roberts

CLAIRE ROBERTS

Claire has worked in luxury publishing for 20 years as a magazine editor with a focus on watches and jewellery, so she is an old hand at roaming the Baselworld and Couture Vegas fairs, searching out exquisite things. Claire joined ...