Pear-Cut Open Bangle

At first I was looking for a plain bangle. This is a different direction, but I like the slim open bangle shape. I would try it with an ivory shirt, not a very busy outfit. I also like the two pear-shaped stone ends, which is a detail I didn't notice straight away

The balanced teardrop details. That's what I like about this bracelet.

Nice idea for a weekend lunch. I like the slim open bangle shape, though I'd probably skip other detailed accessories.

I don't usually plan an outfit around jewelry, but I can picture this with an ivory shirt. The part that appeals to me is the slim open bangle shape. I would keep the other accessories simple so that particular detail doesn't get lost. A design I keep coming back to.

I like the detail in the space between the two stone tips. A design I keep coming back to.

I'd start with a plain blouse and keep it simple. The part I like most is the two pear-shaped stone ends.

I normally look at a simpler bracelet, so this is a bit different. I like the two pear-shaped stone ends, though, and I can picture it with a dark V-neck top. For a birthday dinner, I'd let the jewelry be the detail rather than add a busy print as well.

I like the space between the two stone tips without needing lots of other accessories. A nice change from something completely plain.

What I like is the balanced teardrop details, not just the sparkle. I'd keep the rest simple.

I like the design more on its own than as part of a full set. The interesting bit for me is the slim open bangle shape.

Lovely shape. Especially the space between the two stone tips.

What interests me here is the space between the two stone tips. No need for a whole matching set.

I would pick this bracelet for a family lunch. I like the balanced teardrop details.

I like the idea of the space between the two stone tips. I would keep the outfit quite plain, which isn't always how I dress.

I like the look of the balanced teardrop details. I lean towards a plain bangle most of the time, but I like this as a change.

The combination works for me. I like the space between the two stone tips and the two pear-shaped stone ends.

i like the two pear-shaped stone ends; it would be a more specific styling choice for me. I'd pair it with a fine-knit top.

this isn't quite my usual bracelet, but I like the balanced teardrop details. I'd try it with a white T-shirt and jacket first.

i don't need a matching set here. I like the slim open bangle shape as the main detail.

this is the sort of bracelet I'd choose when the outfit is quite plain. I like the balanced teardrop details, and I like how that works with the two pear-shaped stone ends. I'd probably start with a white T-shirt and jacket. A nice change from something completely plain.

I noticed the slim open bangle shape first, then the space between the two stone tips. It's a combination I like.

I like this bracelet on its own, particularly because of the two pear-shaped stone ends

The slim open bangle shape caught my eye. I would style it with a plain blouse.

My favorite part is the two pear-shaped stone ends. I'd prefer a different overall shape for my usual outfits, though.

I can picture this bracelet with a charcoal top. I'd choose it for the two pear-shaped stone ends.

i would keep this for a simpler outfit. I like the two pear-shaped stone ends, and I wouldn't want another accessory competing with it.

I keep coming back to the two pear-shaped stone ends. I'd start with a fine-knit top and keep it simple.

I like the shape, especially the space between the two stone tips. I'd keep the rest of the outfit quieter.

The main reason I like it is the slim open bangle shape. I wouldn't need a matching necklace or bracelet to go with it.

Nice detail, especially the pear stones facing across the gap. The slim band lets the two stones be the main part. I can see myself choosing the simple band and pointed stones for certain outfits.

The appeal for me is the two pear-shaped stone ends. I'd keep the rest simple.

for me, the detail that made the difference was the two pear-cut ends

No regrets about choosing the pear stones facing across the gap. I picked the yellow gold finish. That little detail made the difference for me

i wanted a change from my usual bracelet. happy i went for the two pear-cut ends. the pear shapes give a very simple bangle a bit of detail. i'm glad i went with the design i actually liked instead of the safer option