Bracciale a due fili in perle d'acqua dolce con ciondolo a zucca in smalto

A double-strand bracelet combining small freshwater pearls, turquoise-colored accents, pink-toned beads, and a gourd-shaped enamel charm.

The layered design brings together organic pearl shapes, smooth colored beads, and a small decorative metal element in a composition of contrasting materials and tones.

Finished with an adjustable extender chain, the bracelet is designed to sit lightly on the wrist.

Variations in pearl shape, surface, color, and luster may occur from piece to piece.

Freshwater Pearl Variation

Small freshwater pearls bring subtle differences in shape, surface, and luster to each bracelet.

Gourd-Shaped Enamel Detail

A small enamel gourd charm introduces a traditional decorative motif into the bracelet's layered composition.

Layered Color Composition

Pearls are combined with turquoise-colored accents and pink-toned beads, creating contrast between pale organic surfaces and more saturated color.

Double-Strand Construction

Two connected strands create a layered appearance in a single bracelet.

The piece is finished with a clasp and adjustable extender chain.

The Story

Pearls do not follow a perfectly uniform pattern.

Their surfaces, contours, tones, and luster can vary from one bead to another.

Placed beside colored beads and reflective metal, these differences become part of the composition.

Soft surfaces meet brighter color.

Rounded forms repeat.

A small gourd shape appears between them.

The bracelet is built from variation rather than exact repetition.

Material

This piece brings together several different material qualities.

The soft luster of pearl.

The smooth surface of colored beads.

The glossy finish of enamel.

The reflective line of a metal chain.

Each element responds differently to light.

Rather than hiding these differences, the design allows them to remain visible.

The materials do not need to match perfectly.

They create interest through contrast.

Human Hands

The bracelet is assembled as two connected strands.

Individual components are arranged to create changes in rhythm, color, and texture across the wrist.

The gourd charm acts as a small point of interruption within the repeated sequence of beads.

The finished piece is delicate in scale but visually layered.

Made from small individual elements.

Brought together.

Worn as one composition.

The Gourd Motif

The gourd, known in Chinese as hulu, has appeared across decorative arts and material culture in different forms for generations.

Its rounded shape makes it immediately recognizable.

Its presence here is a visual and cultural reference.

Not a promise.

Not a source of protection.

Not a claim about health or fortune.

Simply a familiar form carried into a contemporary piece of jewelry.

A Contemporary Reference to Chinese Aesthetics

The inspiration behind this piece comes from the relationship between traditional motifs and contemporary everyday objects.

Pearls.

Colored beads.

A gourd form.

Gold-toned details.

These elements are not intended to reproduce a historical object.

Instead, they bring familiar references into a lighter and more personal composition.

The result is shaped by memory, material, and reinterpretation.

The Art of Returning

Returning to familiar forms.

Returning to details that have appeared across generations.

Returning to materials that change subtly when viewed more closely.

A pearl looks different beside another pearl.

A surface changes under different light.

A small motif carries history without needing to explain everything.

The act of returning does not mean repeating the past exactly.

Sometimes it means noticing what remains.

And giving it another form.

Product Type: Double-strand charm bracelet

Net Item Weight: Approx. 35 g