Sylvan Flutter

Sylvan Flutter takes its name from the dappled, woodland quality of its stones — muted greens and soft grays that shift like light falling through a forest canopy.

Part of the Celestia collection, one of seven expressions gathered under a single idea, this bracelet reflects Lonela Studio's everyday-luxury philosophy: refined materials, wearable design, and understated character.

The pale green tone comes from prehnite, first identified at South Africa's Cape of Good Hope in 1788 and notable as the first mineral in history ever named after a person, Colonel Hendrik von Prehn. Alongside it sits labradorite, first documented in Labrador, Canada, in 1770 and prized for labradorescence — flashes of blue, green, and gold created as light moves through its layered internal structure; Inuit oral tradition describes the stone as holding fragments of the Northern Lights. Moonstone completes the piece, its soft glow — called adularescence — arising from light scattering across internal mineral layers; the Romans linked it to moonlight and the goddess Diana.

Material: Brass with gold-tone plating, set with prehnite, labradorite, and moonstone

Made in our Dubai studio.

Designed to be worn alone or layered with your other favorite pieces from the House.