42-foot Hinkley anchored at Pulpit Rock. 10pm. Slipped the row boat off the stern. Helped Jennifer slide in. Full Moon breaking the horizon, still wind, gentle seas, bottle of Chianti, French bread, goat cheese and a round end knife. Rowing to shore, green phosphorescent swirls. Sound of oars, sound of oar locks clicking, waves lapping at the bow, stars above, Harbor Lights a mile away in the warm night air.
No, we didn’t row toward the harbor, we rowed to the cliffs. The tide was running high, the moon that night was a full hourglass on the water. We climbed the cliff and sat out on a rock bridge that jutted out into the sea. The top of the bridge was grassy. Waves on the shore 20 feet below.
Jennifer should have been impressed with the boat: its pedigree, impeccable, condition like new, gently sailed, loved for a dozen years. When we caught up with one another three years later, she mentioned that night, nothing about the boat, everything about the rock bridge and the wine and the French bread. I have to agree, the moonlight was awesome that night.
The bracelet – solid, finely engineered, heavy 14k yellow gold, diamonds high white superbly cut, flush set, recessed. Ten diamonds equaling one carat total weight, nothing extra, nothing unnecessary…elemental pure functional beauty. Box clasp, safety-8 for added security.
Oval hinged bangle, straight-edged flat top. Solid yellow gold. Five diamonds top, five diamonds bottom, lifetime secure…a must-have classic.
It’s a great bracelet. American made by one of our partners in New York City. We make this bracelet as shown with ten natural earth-mined diamonds, burnish-set in a solid band of gold, five diamonds on the top and five on the bottom. The bracelet is 6mm wide by 2 mm thick. Its style is a hinged cuff with a tongue and groove box clasp and a safety eight for added security. The bracelet is oval, high polished gold.
