Handmade Opalite Bracelet | Sterling Silver Southwestern Turquoise Bracelet

Color that moves across the wrist — this handmade opalite bracelet sets handmade, iridescent opalite in sterling silver, each small stone cut in a geometric inlay that shifts from blue to pink to green as your arm turns.

Armando Bahena makes our opalite pieces by hand, and this bracelet comes from his bench for Regul Silver. The inlay is shaped stone by stone and seated in sterling silver — the opalite is handmade, not glass — and a firm box clasp closes the band, so the piece sits secure from morning to midnight. The same listing carries a second stone: genuine turquoise, cut in clean rectangular inlay on the same sterling form.

Set it beside a plain sterling bangle and the difference reads at once. Plain silver gives you shine alone. This inlay gives you a small mosaic that changes with the light — quiet at your desk, bright across a dance floor — and the turquoise variant answers in a steadier voice, blue-green and calm, the color western women have trusted for generations.

It carries real weight on the wrist, approximately 47 to 49 grams on its record, at 1 centimeter wide — enough presence to wear alone as the one strong piece, slim enough to stack beside a cuff or a watch. The smooth sterling edges keep it comfortable through a long day at the studio, the market, or a Saturday show.

Here are its facts, exactly as its record carries them: sterling silver; two variants on one listing — SKU 1220, Multicolor Lab Opal on the variant name, the handmade opalite stone this page names in its true words, and SKU 1222, Authentic Turquoise, genuine turquoise inlay; weight approximately 47 to 49 grams; width 1 centimeter; clasp a box clasp, read in the photos and named in the record’s first text; price $348.00 on each variant. Its record names no bracelet length and no mine for its turquoise, so no length and no mine are promised here. The piece is ours — Regul Silver, Fort Worth.

Its true marks deserve plain words: hand-set inlay lines can vary a breath from piece to piece because a person seated each stone, genuine turquoise carries its own natural variation in tone, and sterling silver softens in shine with wear and air until a polishing cloth brings it back. Care is gentle and plain: wipe the stones with a soft, dry cloth only, polish the silver parts separately, and keep the bracelet dry, away from perfume, sprays, and water — no acetone and no baking soda ever touch the turquoise.

Shipping is calculated at checkout, and your bracelet travels out of Fort Worth in a small padded box, cushioned for the trip. And if it lands and the stone or the fit is not right, send it back within 30 days — eas@regulsilver.com reaches us directly, and we will make it right.

More wrists’ worth waits in our bracelets and cuffs collection, its own family gathers in Opalite Jewelry, and its turquoise side stands in Turquoise Bracelets.

Come see how the inlay reads against the silver in person at 1455 W Magnolia Ave, Suite 109, Fort Worth, noon to six, Monday through Saturday — or write to eas@regulsilver.com and we will answer from this exact bracelet, with a fresh photo of either variant if you want one.