Autumn’s abundance comes brilliantly to life in the “Veritable Vegetable” Crystal Autumn Harvest Charm Bracelet—a joyful garden of color, movement and meticulous detail. Each harvest-inspired charm is richly illuminated with crystals in ripe berry, leafy green, golden orange and luminous opal tones, turning the season’s most humble gifts into unmistakable Heidi glamour.
A Celebration of Plenty
The harvest has long symbolized gratitude, nourishment and the rewards of what we tend with care. This whimsical bracelet carries that story in every charm: a reminder to delight in nature’s bounty, gather close to the people we love and recognize the beauty already growing around us.
Why You’ll Love It
- A charm-rich silhouette brings movement, dimension and collector-worthy personality to the wrist.
- The multicolor crystal palette complements autumn wardrobes in olive, burgundy, pumpkin, aubergine, camel, cream and black.
- Two size options help create a more comfortable, considered fit.
- Pairs with the coordinating “Veritable Vegetable” Crystal Autumn Harvest Dangle Earrings for a complete harvest suite.
How to Style It
Wear it as the sparkling centerpiece of a simple sweater-and-trouser look, bring it to the Thanksgiving table, or layer it beside your favorite Heidi bracelet for a richly collected effect. Its exuberant palette also makes it a memorable gift for the gardener, hostess or nature lover.
Details
- Small: 7-1/8" L x 2-3/4" W x 1/2" H
- Large: 7-1/2" L x 2-3/4" W x 1/2" H
- Materials: White opal, light peach, fuchsia, ruby, burgundy, erinite, fern green, olivine, peridot, light topaz, tangerine, padparadscha and clear color crystals in Heidi Daus’s signature bronze-tone finish
- Size options: Small and large
Why Shop With Heidi Daus?
- Free repairs for life with Heidi’s Limited Lifetime Warranty
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Award-winning customer service
Items purchased at a discount of 40% or more are final sale.
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