Abacus Row Hati Bracelet - Meadow XS/S

Hati is an adjustable bracelet. Matte glass beads are unexpectedly accented with gold details and adorned with two, free-moving, dissimilarly-sized gold spheres.

Working with Japanese glass seed beads in exceptionally small proportions, the designs in our Selene Collection highlight the fluidity in the nature of the materials and the precious quality of subtle details. Accented with 14k gold-filled beads, we created patterns and details that work beautifully in singular presentation or in layered combinations.

Each piece is meticulously beaded in our San Francisco studio.

XS/S measures 8.5 inches at its full length. We recommend this size for petite wrists that, at its smallest point, measures less than 5.5 inches in circumference. The widest part of the hand should measure less than 8.5 inches in circumference to comfortably move the bracelet on/off.

Materials –  Japanese glass seed beads, Japanese galvanized silver glass beads, 14k gold-filled findings, silk cord

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ABACUS ROW BRAND: Abacus Row was founded by Christine Trac in 2012. Christine’s work and appreciation for jewelry is shaped by a multicultural upbringing and an interdisciplinary background in ethnography and environmental conservation.

Christine views jewelry as objects of culture and identity and approaches her work with Abacus Row as a way of expressing subtle yet distinct narratives. She is inspired by both the natural ways in which things come together and the innovative approaches used to produce unexpected connections. Abacus Row is an on-going exploration of material and community intersections.

Abacus Row is an independent brand of refined and understated jewelry. Our line reflects an unexpectedly subtle approach to beadwork. Thoughtfully detailed and meticulously crafted, each piece is designed for the sophisticated individual with a discerning eye and effortless sense of style.

Our jewelry is crafted in-house, at our production studio and showroom located at the intersection of the Nob Hill and Chinatown neighborhoods of San Francisco, California.