Honeycomb Bracelet Gold Iced Out (7mm)
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Every stone in its own setting
Each stone is individually set, not glued on.
Sparkle that moves with you
Every movement catches light, up close and from across the room.
Pairs with the chain
Wear it alongside the matching chain for a complete look.
Ready to gift
Arrives in our Carpe Ice gift box, ready to give.
Ordered before 5 PM, shipped today
On business days we ship the same day.
Honeycomb Bracelet Gold Iced Out (7mm) With a Honeycomb That Gives Depth
The honeycomb bracelet takes its name from the honeycomb structure: hexagonal cells sitting against one another and filling the full 7mm. In gold that pattern works differently than in silver tone, because the shadow between the cells stands out against the warm colour and so the structure stays visible even from a distance. The base is a nickel-free copper alloy with a gold-tone finish applied in five layers of PVD.
Product details
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Base material: copper alloy, nickel-free
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Finish: gold-tone, 5x PVD
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Stones: VVS CZ (simulated diamond)
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Width: 7mm
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Sizes: 17 and 20 cm
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Clasp: lobster clasp
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Delivered in a Carpe Ice jewellery box
Why a Copper Alloy and Not Stainless Steel
A honeycomb pattern is made of dozens of small settings that have to meet each other precisely. Copper can be worked more finely than stainless steel, so those cells sit tightly together and almost no metal stays visible between the stones. In gold there is something else you do not get with silver tone: the warm undertone of the copper shows through the gold layer, which makes the colour fuller than the same finish on a cool base. Copper is also denser than hollow steel, so the bracelet lies heavy rather than hollow.
17 or 20 cm
Measure your wrist just below the wrist bone and add about 1.5 cm: below 16 cm take 17 cm, above that 20 cm. In gold the fit matters slightly more than in silver tone: a bracelet that sits too loose turns around your wrist, and then the gold layer scrapes over your wrist bone rather than past it. If you fall between two sizes, choose the smaller one that still passes comfortably over your hand.
Five Layers of PVD, and Why That Counts on a Wrist
The gold colour is applied with PVD, physical vapour deposition: the material is bonded at molecular level inside a vacuum chamber rather than laid on galvanically, at Carpe Ice in five layers. That makes the finish considerably harder and more scratch-resistant than an ordinary gold layer. On a wrist that weighs heaviest, because it rubs along sleeves, desk edges and a watch strap all day. The alloy underneath is nickel-free.
Why a Honeycomb Works Differently From a Row of Stones
On a tennis bracelet one row of stones sits at an even height, giving a uniform shine. The hexagonal cells here do not all sit on the same plane, so a different part lights up with every movement and the bracelet never looks flat. The geometric character also makes it more modern than a classic tennis bracelet, and that is the argument for choosing this one.
Keeping It Sparkling
A copper alloy is more sensitive to moisture than steel, so this is a piece for going out rather than for the gym. Take the bracelet off before showering, swimming and training, apply fragrance and hand cream before you put it on, and store it dry in the box it came in. Dust gathers between the cells faster than on a flat setting; lift it out with a dry, soft toothbrush. That is what dulls the sparkle first, not the stones themselves.
Alone or as a Set
At 7mm this bracelet is emphatic enough to be worn on its own. With the honeycomb chain in the same width you get a set that clearly belongs together. If you wear it beside a watch, leave a few centimetres between them: a steel case is harder than the finish and will otherwise tap it dull. Keep your other jewellery in the same gold tone.
Shipping
Free shipping from €85 in most EU countries.
Ordered before 5 PM on business days, shipped the same day.
Netherlands: 1-3 business days
Belgium and Germany: 2-4 business days
United Kingdom, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland: 2-5 business days
Other EU countries: 3-7 business days
You will receive a tracking link by email once your parcel is on its way.
Returns
Not the right fit or want to exchange it? You can return or exchange your order within 14 days.
See our return policy for more information.
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Every stone in its own setting
Each stone is individually set, not glued on.
Sparkle that moves with you
Every movement catches light, up close and from across the room.
Pairs with the chain
Wear it alongside the matching chain for a complete look.
Ready to gift
Arrives in our Carpe Ice gift box, ready to give.
Ordered before 5 PM, shipped today
On business days we ship the same day.
Honeycomb Bracelet Gold Iced Out (7mm) With a Honeycomb That Gives Depth
The honeycomb bracelet takes its name from the honeycomb structure: hexagonal cells sitting against one another and filling the full 7mm. In gold that pattern works differently than in silver tone, because the shadow between the cells stands out against the warm colour and so the structure stays visible even from a distance. The base is a nickel-free copper alloy with a gold-tone finish applied in five layers of PVD.
Product details
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Base material: copper alloy, nickel-free
-
Finish: gold-tone, 5x PVD
-
Stones: VVS CZ (simulated diamond)
-
Width: 7mm
-
Sizes: 17 and 20 cm
-
Clasp: lobster clasp
-
Delivered in a Carpe Ice jewellery box
Why a Copper Alloy and Not Stainless Steel
A honeycomb pattern is made of dozens of small settings that have to meet each other precisely. Copper can be worked more finely than stainless steel, so those cells sit tightly together and almost no metal stays visible between the stones. In gold there is something else you do not get with silver tone: the warm undertone of the copper shows through the gold layer, which makes the colour fuller than the same finish on a cool base. Copper is also denser than hollow steel, so the bracelet lies heavy rather than hollow.
17 or 20 cm
Measure your wrist just below the wrist bone and add about 1.5 cm: below 16 cm take 17 cm, above that 20 cm. In gold the fit matters slightly more than in silver tone: a bracelet that sits too loose turns around your wrist, and then the gold layer scrapes over your wrist bone rather than past it. If you fall between two sizes, choose the smaller one that still passes comfortably over your hand.
Five Layers of PVD, and Why That Counts on a Wrist
The gold colour is applied with PVD, physical vapour deposition: the material is bonded at molecular level inside a vacuum chamber rather than laid on galvanically, at Carpe Ice in five layers. That makes the finish considerably harder and more scratch-resistant than an ordinary gold layer. On a wrist that weighs heaviest, because it rubs along sleeves, desk edges and a watch strap all day. The alloy underneath is nickel-free.
Why a Honeycomb Works Differently From a Row of Stones
On a tennis bracelet one row of stones sits at an even height, giving a uniform shine. The hexagonal cells here do not all sit on the same plane, so a different part lights up with every movement and the bracelet never looks flat. The geometric character also makes it more modern than a classic tennis bracelet, and that is the argument for choosing this one.
Keeping It Sparkling
A copper alloy is more sensitive to moisture than steel, so this is a piece for going out rather than for the gym. Take the bracelet off before showering, swimming and training, apply fragrance and hand cream before you put it on, and store it dry in the box it came in. Dust gathers between the cells faster than on a flat setting; lift it out with a dry, soft toothbrush. That is what dulls the sparkle first, not the stones themselves.
Alone or as a Set
At 7mm this bracelet is emphatic enough to be worn on its own. With the honeycomb chain in the same width you get a set that clearly belongs together. If you wear it beside a watch, leave a few centimetres between them: a steel case is harder than the finish and will otherwise tap it dull. Keep your other jewellery in the same gold tone.
Shipping
Free shipping from €85 in most EU countries.
Ordered before 5 PM on business days, shipped the same day.
Netherlands: 1-3 business days
Belgium and Germany: 2-4 business days
United Kingdom, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland: 2-5 business days
Other EU countries: 3-7 business days
You will receive a tracking link by email once your parcel is on its way.
Returns
Not the right fit or want to exchange it? You can return or exchange your order within 14 days.
See our return policy for more information.
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