Blue Cabochon Double Bracelet

One domed oval cabochon, deep translucent blue, set into a scalloped silver-tone bezel, with a fine pearl and stone strand running alongside it so the piece reads as two lines on the wrist. The listing calls it a two-strand magnetic bracelet; the closure is not photographed close enough to confirm which strand carries the magnet, so both are described as filed and neither is guaranteed. The shape field says geometric, which is not a bad description of an oval with a bevelled edge, and the maker files no material row at all. Fifteen different bracelets share this listing — hearts, cat paws, bows, a pear — so only the blue-oval piece is published here; a buyer quoting anything else is quoting a different object. (Closure type and plating: TO BE CONFIRMED with the maker.)

• Colour: Blue cabochon on a silver-tone chain
• Sizes: Adjustable — magnetic or sliding closure as filed
• Material: Not filed — quoted as costume jewellery

One listing, fifteen bracelets

This is how a lot of the platform works: one product page, a colour field full of unrelated designs, and a buyer who only finds out which one they ordered when the carton opens. The blue oval is the piece photographed most and the one this page sells. Anyone wanting the cat paw or the pear is welcome to ask, but it will be quoted as its own line.

Why we chose it

Because the blue reads expensive and the double strand gives it a reason to exist beyond a single stone — and because publishing the one design out of fifteen is the only way this listing can be quoted honestly.

Care

• Keep the cabochon away from alcohol and hand sanitiser — a resin or glass dome dulls at the edges when it is wiped with them.
• Dry it fully if it gets wet; a stone sitting in a plated bezel is where verdigris starts.
• Store it flat and separately, so the pearl strand does not abrade against other hardware.

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