Not jewelry, exactly. More like equipment disguised as jewelry. A flat strip of natural brown leather, secured with brass rivets and joined...

Not jewelry, exactly. More like equipment disguised as jewelry. A flat strip of natural brown leather, secured with brass rivets and joined by a polished gold snaffle bit — the sort of detail only horse people recognize on sight.

The trick is in the clasp: the center of the snaffle twists open, just as it should, to slip the bracelet on and off. A quiet nod to utility, hidden in plain sight.

It looks at home in a tack room, but it works just as easily with a linen dress or an old fisherman’s sweater. Understated, but impossible to miss once you notice it.