Butterfly Pave Slider Bracelet In Silver
Two pave butterflies meet at the centre of this slider bracelet, set among open leaf shaped links that curve around them. The openwork is doing real work here. Without those gaps between them the front would read as one solid mass of silver rather than as two separate butterflies in flight.
| Product Type | Bracelet |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Festive evenings and functions |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- Two pave butterflies sit at the centre, wings set with small stones and angled towards each other.
- Open leaf shaped links curve around the pair, leaving gaps that keep the front from looking solid.
- Rhombus links and bezel set stones run out to both sides, stepping the design down towards the chain.
- The chain tails finish in bezel set stones, so the adjustable ends carry detail of their own.
- The fit is held by a bead that slides along a box chain, keeping the butterflies centred on the wrist.
Styling Suggestions
A busy centre needs a plain wrist, so wear this alone rather than stacked with bangles. It has enough sparkle for a party or a reception. Keep the neckline simple, since a bracelet with this much happening at the front draws the eye downward anyway.
FAQs
Why are the links around the butterflies left open?
Solid links would fill the space between the wings and the two shapes would merge into one block. Open links leave skin showing through, so each butterfly keeps its outline and the front reads as several shapes rather than one.
What do the stones on the chain tails do?
They hold the loose ends down so the tails hang straight rather than curling, and they give you something to hold while adjusting the slider. It is a practical detail as much as a decorative one on any adjustable bracelet. Most adjustable bracelets finish this way for exactly that reason.
Is this too much for daily wear?
The centre panel is wide and densely set, which reads as occasion jewellery for most people. Something flatter suits a working day better. This earns its place at parties, functions and evenings where a bit more is expected. Save it for the occasions where it will actually be looked at.
Does the slider need adjusting through the evening?
Rarely, since it grips by friction and stays where it is set. What can happen is the panel rotating slightly as you move, which a light turn corrects. Wearing it a touch snugger reduces that considerably. A light turn puts the panel back on top of the wrist.
How do I clean a densely set centre?
Work outward from the middle with a soft brush and warm soapy water, following the wings rather than scrubbing across them. Rinse thoroughly and dry fully, since water trapped between open links leaves marks as it evaporates. Pay particular attention where the wings meet the links.
