Pavé Arrow Tennis Bracelet

I feel like an ancient goddess with this one and quality is amazing. Looks like fine jewelry and the packaging was like from Van Cleef

I can see the pointed links along the tennis line working with a plain midi dress. Not a piece I'd pair with a busy print, but that's just how I'd style it.

The main reason I like it is the mix of polished and pavé arrow details. I wouldn't need a matching necklace or bracelet to go with it.

I like the repeating arrow links most, and I like the pointed links along the tennis line too. I'd start with a soft gray sweater and keep the rest fairly plain. That's more my style than trying to match every accessory. A bracelet I'd consider for a birthday dinner.

What interests me here is the repeating arrow links. A nice change from something completely plain.

Really like the mix of polished and pavé arrow details. I like it as a piece on its own.

I like this bracelet on its own, particularly because of the pointed links along the tennis line.

i like the repeating arrow links and the mix of polished and pavé arrow details. I'd choose it for a birthday dinner, but I'd still keep a plain bangle for some outfits.

I like the way this design uses mix of polished and pavé arrow details. I'd pair it with a soft gray sweater.

it's the repeating arrow links for me. For me the shape does most of the work.

I'd choose this with a plain white shirt. Mostly because I like the directional pattern around the bracelet

I like the mix of polished and pavé arrow details.

for me, it would go with a plain midi dress. The part I like most is the pointed links along the tennis line.

Lovely shape. Especially the repeating arrow links.

I would keep this for a simpler outfit. I like the repeating arrow links, and I wouldn't want another accessory competing with it.

I feel like an ancient goddess with this one and quality is amazing. Looks like fine jewelry and the packaging was like from Van Cleef

I like the design more on its own than as part of a full set. The interesting bit for me is the mix of polished and pavé arrow details.

I can appreciate the directional pattern around the bracelet, though I would probably choose a smooth metal cuff for myself. Nice to look at, just not my first choice

What I like is the pointed links along the tennis line, not just the sparkle. For me the shape does most of the work.

I like this version of a bracelet. Especially the directional pattern around the bracelet

I don't usually plan an outfit around jewelry, but I can picture this with a plain white shirt. The part that appeals to me is the pointed links along the tennis line. I would keep the other accessories simple so that particular detail doesn't get lost. I like the overall shape too.

This isn't quite my usual bracelet, but I like the pointed links along the tennis line. I'd try it with a plain white shirt first.

I like the pointed links along the tennis line. I wouldn't try to match every piece of jewelry to it, just wear it as the main detail.

i'm drawn to the pointed links along the tennis line, but would still lean towards a simpler bracelet. It comes down to the outfits I'd pair it with

I would pick this bracelet for a weekend lunch. I like the mix of polished and pavé arrow details.

I would choose this bracelet for the shape rather than try to match it to a whole set. I like the repeating arrow links. With a charcoal top, I don't think I'd need much else. No need for a whole matching set

I can see this with a white T-shirt and jacket, with the rest kept simple. My favorite part is the directional pattern around the bracelet

My first thought was the repeating arrow links. The more I look at it, the more I like the whole shape.

A nice change from a fine chain bracelet. I like the mix of polished and pavé arrow details.

I like the pointed links along the tennis line, especially when I imagine the whole outfit rather than the jewelry by itself. I'd put this with a simple satin top. I wouldn't add lots of matching pieces, just let this bracelet be the main detail for a small celebration.

A design I'd come back to. I like the mix of polished and pavé arrow details and can picture it with a simple satin top

I keep coming back to the pointed links along the tennis line. I'd pair it with a plain blouse.

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.