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DOWER & HALL
Luna White Pearl, Chain and garnet drop Bracelet
£145
A playful modern take on a classic Dower & Hall design, this eclectic Luna Pearls bracelet combines oval freshwater pearls and rectangular link yellow gold vermeil chain to dramatic effect.
Accented with a garnet set gemstone drop, it is perfect for day or night. The bracelet is adjustable and is finished with our signature tag.
Gemstone size - 5mm.
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ACCOUNTABLE
At URSA we believe it is crucial to work with designers who operate in as sustainable and responsible a manner as is possible. Within the jewellery industry, we know it is easy to buy into cheap base metal jewellery made in large factories; we instead offer pieces of quality, that will last.
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NON-BINARY
We reject social norms surrounding jewellery: in both how it is worn and by whom. We have moved away from outdated ideas of separating jewellery into either 'masculine' or 'feminine', we group our jewellery by object type (ie ring/necklace) without dictating who should wear our jewels creating gender neutral pieces.
Ultimately, we aim to showcase jewellery that empowers our customers.
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UNIQUE
We have carefully curated our designers to ensure that we represent unique jewellery, from both established and emerging designers, to give our customers first pick of the latest and most exciting pieces. Our Concierge service allows customers to customise existing designers or create entirely new pieces that are one-of a kind.
We are proud to represent an eclectic mix of aesthetics, from our range of cult designers with signature styles.
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