925 Sterling Silver Filigree Ball Bracelet - 20 cm

Sterling silver filigree ball bracelet, light openwork spheres on a 20cm chain

A hallmarked 925 sterling silver bracelet lined with hollow filigree spheres, the kind of ornate gift people remember. Each sphere is 9mm in diameter with symmetrical cutouts that let light through and cast soft shadows on the wrist. The openwork keeps the whole 20cm bracelet at just 16.82g, so it is light despite its rich look. It fastens with a lobster clasp and carries a small charm near the clasp. Solid 925 silver, nickel-free and hypoallergenic, hallmarked and ready for gifting.

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Questions & Answers

Is this real silver?
Yes. This bracelet is hallmarked 925 sterling silver. The hallmark is visible on the clasp. For more on reading silver hallmarks, see our 925 vs S925 guide.

What is filigree and how is it made?
Filigree is an ornamental technique where fine wire or thin silver sheet is shaped and cut into delicate open patterns — in this bracelet, each sphere has symmetrical cutouts that create a lace-like effect. The hollow construction keeps the beads light while maximising visual surface area and light interaction.

Will the filigree cutouts catch on clothing or hair?
The cutout edges are smooth and polished — no sharp points. The spherical form means the openings face outward rather than sitting flush against the wrist, so catching is minimal. Standard care around fine knitwear applies as with any textured bracelet.

Will 20cm fit my wrist?
Fixed at 20cm, this suits most adult wrists with a relaxed contemporary drape. Measure your wrist and add 2–3cm for comfortable everyday fit.

Is this suitable for gifting?
It's one of our most popular gifting pieces — the filigree detail looks intricate and considered, the 925 silver is real and hallmarked, and the 20cm fixed length suits most adult wrists without needing an exact size. Pairs beautifully with a FortunaLink™ bracelet for a layered gift.

Why is there sometimes a grey mark on my skin?
That's the copper in the 925 alloy reacting with your skin's natural moisture — completely normal with genuine sterling silver. It wipes off easily and is harmless. See our 925 vs S925 Silver Explained guide for more.