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Granny Square Florence Bracelet

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As a playful homage to the iconic crochet blankets found everywhere in the 70s, this Harwell Godfrey bracelet has a statement-making color and design. Each 18K yellow gold square has been hand engraved and set with smooth, cabochon stones and shimmering white diamonds. They connect to create the solid yet fluid strand which closes with an 18K yellow gold safety clasp.

total length : 7" : 18K yellow gold
18K yellow gold and mixed stone bracelet width : just under 3/4"
18K yellow gold : ~58.27g
diamonds : 1.5mm diameter each : 2.24cttw
spessartite garnet : 3mm diameter each : 0.63cttw
chrysophrase : 3mm diameter each : 0.93cttw
iolite : 3mm diameter each : 1.33cttw
smoky quartz : 3mm diameter each : 0.45cttw
jasper : 3mm diameter each : 0.9cttw
pearl : 3mm diameter each : 1.4cttw
yellow sapphire : 3mm diameter each : 0.63cttw
onyx : 3mm diameter each : 0.87cttw
pink opal : 3mm diameter each : 1.05cttw
pink sapphire : 3mm diameter each : 1.05cttw
white moonstone : 3mm diameter each : 0.87cttw
green tourmaline : 3mm diameter each : 1.52cttw
carnelian : 3mm diameter each : 0.45cttw
tsavorite garnet : 3mm diameter each : 1.16cttw
tanzanite : 3mm diameter each : 0.57cttw
peach moonstone : 3mm diameter each : 0.87cttw
gray moonstone : 3mm diameter each : 0.93cttw
amethyst : 3mm diameter each : 0.87cttw
turquoise : 3mm diameter each : 1.3cttw
pink tourmaline : 3mm diameter each : 1.03cttw
tigers eye : 3mm diameter each : 1.35cttw
lapis : 3mm diameter each : 0.51cttw
chalcedony : 3mm diameter each : 0.93cttw
garnet : 3mm diameter each : 1.96cttw
malachite : 3mm diameter each : 0.57cttw
black mother-of-pearl : 3mm diameter each : 0.73cttw
rose quartz : 3mm diameter each : 1.4cttw
18K yellow gold safety clasp closure

Harwell Godfrey Jewelry

SAN FRANCISCO - Lauren Harwell Godfrey is the founder and designer of Harwell Godfrey, a striking collection of jewelry with aesthetic roots in ancient textiles and ethnic patterns. Designed with healing energy in mind, the pieces have both literal references to the Four Elements and figurative references to block printing and weaving.