Wood, shell, stone and horn-inspired finishes have long been used to create jewellery with colour, texture and individuality.

In bohemian style, these materials are particularly visible in bangles and larger bracelets. Their simple shapes allow the material itself to become the main feature, from the grain of polished wood to the irregular tones found in stone and shell.

Wide bangles can be worn individually or combined in different sizes and finishes. Neutral shades such as cream, brown, amber and beige make them easy to pair with linen, cotton, denim and knitwear throughout the year.

Natural materials also connect contemporary accessories with traditional jewellery-making techniques found in many parts of the world. Carving, polishing and shaping remain important parts of producing pieces where small variations are expected rather than removed.

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