Women's Bracelets

Vivienne Westwood bracelets for women are carefully finished by hand. The jeweller uses traditional skills of engraving, piercing, fine-soldering and stone mounting. The highest possible standard of craftsmanship is applied to every stage of the process. Each bead from our women's bracelets is hand-strung, just as every pearl is individually hand-knotted.

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Mini Bas Relief Chain Bracelet

€110

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Mini Bas Relief Pearl Bracelet

€150

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Mini Bas Relief Pearl Bracelet

€150

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Rigoberta Bracelet

€130

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Valentine's Agnatha Bracelet

€155

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Safety Pin Bracelet

€185

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New Diamante Heart Bracelet

€110

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Valentina Orb Bracelet

€145

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Valentina Orb Bracelet

€145

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New Petite Orb Bracelet

€110

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New Petite Orb Bracelet

€110

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Petra Bracelet

€125

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Grace Bas Relief Open Bangle

€190

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Lucrece Pearl Bracelet

€215

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Man. Loelia Large Pearl Bracelet

€255

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Masha Bracelet

€190

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Vivienne Westwood’s bracelets for women offer designer styles, drawing on the house’s extensive archive. The Penina bracelets reimagine traditional punk hardware elements - elevating our classic padlock details with metal orb branded plaques. Our Roderica range of designer bracelets for women are inspired by the renowned love orb range, as featured in the SS12 collection. Reimagined this season, each piece is embellished with cubic zirconia, forming the framework of our branded letters. The Cassie orb uses a traditional enamel technique of crafting for this designer range of women’s bracelets. Every intricate detail of the orb is meticulously hand-painted, resulting in a beautifully rendered enamel ribbon design. Our Elettra bracelet features a distinctive curb chain. Interspersed along the length of the curb chain are pearl-coated cone studs. The designer women's pearl bracelet’s accent lends the design a delicate element, providing a luxurious touch and contrast to the hardware chain. Pearls remain an essential part of the house’s iconography, evoking both a sense of luxury and rebellion.