Discover the artistry of the Pavé Stretch Bracelet, Sidney Garber's tribute to gold, diamonds, and precious gemstones set in continuous motion. Each bracelet is pavé-set by hand into an 18k gold framework built with enough give to slip over the hand with no clasp to fight — diamonds in a smooth, perfect circle. These are luxury bracelets meant to be lived in daily and stacked without a second thought, not reserved for the vault.
Because there's no clasp, comfort depends entirely on the engineering underneath the sparkle — and Sidney Garber builds each bracelet with a flexible, rolling gold framework that expands gently over the knuckles, then settles snugly at the wrist. Widths move between a slender 0.25 inches and a fuller 0.37 inches, with most styles offered in 6.5-inch and 7-inch fits.
None of these bracelets were designed to stand alone. Sidney Garber pairs the narrow styles two and three at a time, mixing metals and stone colors freely — a white gold sapphire bracelet beside a rose gold cognac diamond one, for instance — so the collection functions less like individual pieces and more like an invitation to build your own richly layered wrist.
For a similar slip-on, no-clasp ease at a gentler price point, the Bettina Bracelets use the same flexible tubogas gold construction, finished with a lighter diamond accent at the tips instead of full pavé coverage. Both live within the house's broader Bracelets collection, spanning bangles, cuffs, and chain styles across the same three golds.
Luxury, at your fingertips. Sidney Garber marries a legacy in fine jewelry with the modern sensibilities of a woman who loves, lives in, and expresses her style with jewelry. Since 1946, the fine jewelry house has served the ateliers in Paris and Milan, the luxury-seekers in the United States, and the most esteemed craftsmen and designers in the world. Today, the name remains synonymous with elegance and craftsmanship.
Q: Do pavé stretch bracelets have a clasp?
A: No — that absence is the whole point of the design. The gold framework beneath the pavé stones flexes enough to slip over the hand, then holds its shape at the wrist without any clasp or fastener to manage.
Q: What's the difference between the narrow and standard styles?
A: The narrow styles measure roughly 0.25 inches wide and are made to be worn two or three at once, layered like a richly composed cuff. The Diamond Pavé Stretch Bracelet is closer to 0.37 inches wide and set with significantly more carat weight, built to stand as a fuller statement on its own.
Q: Can you mix metals and stones within the stack?
A: Absolutely — Sidney Garber's own styling leans into it, pairing a black rhodium sapphire bracelet with a rose gold cognac diamond one rather than matching metals exactly. The mix is where the richness lives.