Pavé Arrow Tennis Bracelet

i wanted a bracelet to wear without needing matching earrings. the detail i was interested in was the directional arrow pattern. i like the plain metal alongside the pavé rather than stones everywhere. it's more structured than my delicate chains, so it is a different look.

the white gold finish was my choice. i picked it for the repeating arrows. the bracelet is the detail i would add to a navy blouse.

I'm happy with the repeating arrows overall. The bracelet is the detail I'd add to a fine black knit. Quite like the little pointed links. Sometimes I want a quieter bracelet without such a clear pattern

The photo detail that caught my attention was the repeating arrows. Being able to adjust the length was part of why I picked it. I prefer it without another detailed bracelet beside it. Really happy I chose this style

Really happy with the directional arrow pattern that is the bit I was hoping to like. I keep the rest of the jewellery pretty quiet with this one.

i do like the directional arrow pattern. i wanted something i could wear without adding lots of other pieces. i picked it for the little pointed links. i like the plain metal alongside the pavé rather than stones everywhere. it's more structured than my delicate chains so it is a different look

The repeating arrows won me over. The alternating finish keeps the links interesting. The part I keep looking at is the little pointed links.

The directional arrow pattern against a soft grey knit is my favourite combination so far. I chose it because of the little pointed links. I wanted some adjustment rather than just one fixed option. I ended up liking the idea more than I expected

I tend to keep my other jewelry quite simple. I had a particular outfit in mind and liked the directional arrow pattern for it. I put my watch on the other wrist and let this have its own space. I'm not someone who buys a whole matching set, so I picked the design I liked most on its own. Exactly the sort of change I wanted

wanted a change and liked the repeating arrows. i was looking for a bracelet rather than another necklace. the alternating finish keeps the links interesting.

Quite pleased with this choice, especially the repeating arrows. I like the plain metal alongside the pavé rather than stones everywhere. I prefer it with a plain sleeve rather than a patterned cuff. Glad I did not just choose the same style again.

That was the idea: the repeating arrows with a taupe knit

i pictured the repeating arrows with a white tee and jeans and liked the idea. i was trying to wear something other than the same old bangle. being able to adjust the length was part of why i picked it.

I chose the yellow gold version. I had a particular outfit in mind and liked the repeating arrows for it. I like seeing the design without a watch immediately next to it.

For me, the nicest part is the repeating arrows. I tried it beside other bracelets but preferred it on its own. The detail I was interested in was the little pointed links. It's more structured than my delicate chains, so it is a different look.

I like the bracelet to be a separate detail rather than match every ring. I chose this for the arrow shape, not just the sparkle.

Glad I didn't talk myself out of the repeating arrows. I like seeing a little detail when I look down at my wrist. Being able to adjust the length was part of why I picked it

did not expect to like the directional arrow pattern quite this much

The repeating arrows caught my attention first. The alternating finish keeps the links interesting. I like seeing the design without a watch immediately next to it. A good choice for the look I had in mind. Its more structured than my delicate chains so it is a different look.

i like the idea of the little pointed links. the adjustable length design was part of the appeal. i kept the other wrist bare and liked that better than a full stack. i prefer the arrow pattern beside something very plain

I wanted something different from my usual pieces and liked the repeating arrows

I really like the directional arrow pattern with the clothes I already have. Being able to adjust the length was part of why I picked it. I like the pattern more when it isn't hidden in a big bracelet stack. I'm pleased I tried something a bit different

the arrows give this bracelet a pattern i haven't got in my other jewellery. i'm pleased i tried something a bit different.

Love the directional arrow pattern, especially with a taupe knit. I am glad I picked it, mostly because of the polished and pavé links. I like it as a separate detail rather than part of a perfectly matching set.

it's a personal taste thing but i love the directional arrow pattern.

the photo detail that caught my attention was the directional arrow pattern. not going to write an essay, i just love the little pointed links. went with the white gold finish for this one. i like it as a separate detail rather than part of a perfectly matching set. there were a few styles i liked, but this was the one i could picture with my own clothes.

I kept coming back to the repeating arrows when I was choosing. Went with the yellow gold finish for this one. I have been choosing this with my plainest rings rather than matching all the shapes. I tried a couple of combinations before settling on the simplest one.

Not going to write an essay I just love the repeating arrows. Its a good reason to stop hiding all my bracelets under long sleeves.

i chose this for the arrow shape, not just the sparkle. it is a small change, but one i like

I chose the white gold version. It's a personal taste thing, but I love the repeating arrows. I like it as a separate detail rather than part of a perfectly matching set

I'm happy with the repeating arrows overall. The plain metal and pavé are a nice combination. For my style a more traditional tennis bracelet would probably get more use.

the arrows give this bracelet a pattern i haven't got in my other jewelry. my favorite detail has to be the polished and pavé links