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Contemporary elegance meets vibrant colour in this beautifully crafted 18ct White Gold Blue Topaz, Akoya & Tahitian Pearl Chain Link Bracelet. Expertly fashioned in polished 18ct white gold, the bracelet showcases a harmonious trio of gemstones, featuring a luminous white Akoya pearl, a striking dark Tahitian pearl and two bezel-set blue topaz gemstones, all gracefully connected by a fine chain.
The cool brilliance of the blue topaz beautifully complements the contrasting tones of the radiant Akoya pearl and the naturally captivating Tahitian pearl, creating a sophisticated interplay of colour and lustre. The minimalist chain design allows each element to take centre stage, resulting in a refined piece that is both modern and timeless.
Measuring 7.5 inches in length, this elegant bracelet is perfect for everyday luxury or as a distinctive finishing touch for special occasions. Designed with exceptional craftsmanship and enduring style, it is a versatile addition to any fine jewellery collection.
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* Credit is provided subject to affordability, age and status. Minimum spend applies. Banks Lyon Jewellers Ltd. acts as a credit intermediary and offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance. Banks Lyon Jewellers ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and is the broker and not the lender.