Adrienne Craig
This is stamped 925, and nothing sticks to a magnet other than the clasp, which is fine because the inner spring there should not be made of sterling, so no issues with the metal. The design is great. The stone is referred to as a crystal, so nothing really to test there, and the enamel parts are crisp and not bleeding. No complaints about any of that.The problem is the structural design. If you look at the photos provided, you'll notice that there's not one of an actual human wearing this bracelet - just one where it's photoshopped on. I would suspect that the reason for that, at least in part, is that the bracelet doesn't actually work with human anatomy because the sides aren't curved nearly enough. Basically, for this to fit on my wrist in terms of getting small enough, it creates an elongated oval the OPPOSITE way of the oval of my wrist. If you want to wear the flower that way, as in aligned more or less with your thumb, then no worries, buy it and go on with your life. If you want to wear it on top of your hand, like where a watch face would normally go (at least more or less, since it is a bracelet after all), you're going to have to have it SUPER loose because of the shape that it makes. If there were one more hinge in the middle of the long silver pieces, we'd have no problems at all.I will say that this is the very, very rare case where an item is likely to work GREAT for folks with larger wrists/arms, depending on your specific anatomy, of course.This isn't going to be wearable for me other than sideways, which means I'll probably never really reach for it.
