Brackish Radcliffeborough Two-Toned Bracelet
The Radcliffeborough two-toned bracelet is a striking addition to the Burr Collection, blending natural inspiration with timeless sophistication. Named after the historic borough in Charleston, this bracelet celebrates the beauty of contrast and craftsmanship. Available in two styles—crafted from either sterling silver or brass—each bracelet features a unique mixed plating finish of 18K yellow gold and rhodium plating, creating a dynamic interplay of warm and cool tones. Drawing from the organic contours of a deer antler’s burr, the shape is repeated throughout the design to form a signature chain that’s both bold and refined.
- Choose from 2 base metals - brass or sterling silver
- Sterling silver is stamped with 925 on toggle
- 18K yellow gold & rhodium plating
- Toggle closure
- Total length: 7"
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THE STORY
Celebrate nature’s artistry with our stunning new semi-fine jewelry line inspired by the organic beauty of the burr antler. A testament to the timeless craftsmanship and the elegance of the wild. The collection captures the intricate ridges and curves of the antler’s base, reimagined into wearable works of art.
Inspired by the complementary strengths of founders Jeff Plotner and Ben Ross, the Brackish name reflects the meeting of freshwater and saltwater, symbolizing balance, harmony, and the intention of collaboration that guides everything we create.
Here, heritage craftsmanship meets nature’s finest materials. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and handcrafted in our Charleston, South Carolina studio, from the first sketch to the final feather. Skilled artisans blend centuries-old techniques with modern innovation to create true wearable art.
Our materials tell a story. Sustainably sourced feathers, balanced hardware, rich textures, and organic forms give every piece its unmistakable Brackish character. We embrace natural variation and celebrate the uniqueness that makes each piece one of a kind.
Rooted in South Carolina, we are shaped by the rhythms of our coastal home. A quiet reverence for place, a respect for heritage, and a level of craftsmanship invite you to slow down, look closer, and appreciate every detail.