Pebbles Panel Bracelet – Argentium Silver – Antique
🏔️ LAND * I am * SOURCE ENERGY OF ROCK – Steadfast – Confident – Eternal – Nurturing
DESIGN & FEEL
⛰️ This Pebbles Panel Bracelet is part of my LAND COLLECTION, inspired by the grounded strength of stone. I fuse hollow silver rings together to create smooth pebble-like panels, then curve them gently for comfort. The result is a bracelet that feels natural and easy to wear, with an antique surface that glows softly in the light.
ABOUT THE DESIGN
Each panel begins as hand-formed hollow rings made from Argentium silver. I fuse them together to create texture and balance. Next, I link the panels and add double end rings so you can adjust the length between 8 in and 8.5 in. Because each bracelet is handmade, small differences appear in every piece, giving it its own quiet rhythm.
SIZE & DETAILS
• Length: 20.3–21.6 cm (8–8.5 in)
• Weight: 22.8 g
The linked panels make the bracelet flexible and smooth on the wrist.
FIT & SIZING
For sizing help, please visit our bracelet guide:
https://www.aandrjewellery.com/ring-and-bracelet-sizing-information/
First, measure your wrist gently. Then compare with the chart. Because this design includes double end links, you can adjust the fit to sit close or loose as you prefer.
MATERIALS & CARE
This bracelet is made from Argentium 940 silver, a high-quality alloy that includes germanium. It is brighter, harder, and slower to tarnish than sterling silver. The antique patina is permanent and sealed, so you never need to polish it. Simply store your bracelet in a dry place and wipe gently with a soft cloth when needed. Argentium is always nickel-free and hypoallergenic.
MAKING PROCESS
First, I fuse the hollow rings into panels. Next, I shape them into a gentle curve and attach double end rings for adjustable length. Then, I apply the antique finish, letting it settle into the textures to deepen the tone. Finally, I polish the raised areas lightly to reveal a soft silver glow. Each bracelet is handmade in my Creston, BC studio.
LEARN MORE
If you would like to explore similar forming or linking techniques, visit my
Byzantine Bracelet Workshop.
Learn more about Argentium Silver.
For care tips and maintenance guidance, visit our How to Care for Your Jewellery page.
