20 Best Designer Bracelets to Shop - Alily Jewelry

Industrial motifs—bolts, ridges, coils—are given a high jewelry spin at Cartier. Judging from the success of the Love and Juste un Clou bracelets, it's only a matter of time before an Écrou shows up on just about everyone's wrist.

The symbolism of the knot—which represents unbreakable bonds—is translated into a bangle crafted in yellow gold and polished by hand.

Rome's most iconic landmark, the Colosseum, inspired the design for Bulgari's signature B.zero1, rendered here in a dramatic pairing of rose gold and black ceramic.

'90s nostalgia, delivered by way of a snap leather bracelet in a summer-perfect hue.

Thanks to fashion editor and street style legend Giovanna Engelbert, crystal and costume jewels are having a moment. Case in point: this piece she designed for Swarovski as the brand's global creative director.

Blue moonstones, which are said to have healing and balancing properties, give an extra dose of good energy to this Temple St. Clair gem.

Using jewelry to achieve balance of the seven chakras is part of the brand ethos of Ananya and it manifests here in this bracelet, which features cabochon malachite, also known as the stone of transformation, plus diamonds, sapphires, and crystal quartz.

Channel a goddess of Greek mythology with this one-of-a-kind Prounis cuff, which was handmade with the ancient goldsmithing technique of repoussé.

You can never go wrong with a simply gold bangle (or few).

Perhaps no stone is as emblematic of summer as turquoise. Set in a 24k gold halo on a black rhodium plated silver bangle gives it all an ancient patina.

Celebrate the exuberance of the season with tanzanites, peridots, carnelians, pink tourmalines and citrines.

Mario Buccellati looked to foliage for inspiration after receiving a book on botany from a friend. This piece takes its design from the the leaves of the medlar tree.

The classic gold bangle, with a sculptural twist.

Let the saturated hue of these blue ceramic beads transport you to the sea (if you aren't there already).

Christian Dior's lucky star is reinterpreted by Victoire de Castellane, the maison's resident jewelry maestro, with diamonds, mother-of-pearl, pink opal, onyx, turquoise, and malachite.

The raw beauty of Colorado wilderness is translated into a bold statement piece of emeralds and black diamonds by the Boulder-based designer.

Chanel's iconic quilts, but make it solid gold.

If you're in the market for a cable cuff, David Yurman is always the answer. This version has the added benefit of protective malachite and green chrome diopside.

Each flower design on this gem is a micro-mosaic etched by hand in Italy.

Baroque pearls, carnelian, and cherry amber combine to form a ladylike piece that would look just as great on its own as it would layered.