
About this piece
The most straightforward piece we make. A single silver line, a lobster clasp, and a run of coloured stones that happen to be a person. If you want your DNA on your wrist without any announcement, this is the one.
The Silver Clasp Bracelet is one strand of polished 925 sterling silver spheres, around 2mm, with faceted gemstone markers cut to match. It fastens with a lobster clasp and an extension chain, so the fit adjusts without a slider. The silver holds the spaces; the stones carry the reading.
That reading starts with a cheek swab. Our partner laboratory, which has over 25 years in genetic testing, identifies twenty three markers using five fluorescent dyes, and on this bracelet each dye takes a fine 2mm stone: Turquoise for blue, Carnelian for red, Citrine for yellow, Amethyst for purple and Amazonite for green. Their order along the strand is not ours to choose. It is whatever your profile says it is.
Plain silver from a distance. Entirely yours up close.
The details
- Personalised from your own DNA profile
- Certificate of authenticity with every piece
- Hand assembled in the UK
- Nickel free
- DNA collection kit delivered within 2 to 3 working days
- Finished bracelet delivered 2 to 3 weeks from sample receipt
- Free UK tracked delivery
- The fitA lobster clasp and an extension chain, so the length sits exactly where you want it.
- One markerOne position the laboratory read. They run from the smallest fragment to the largest, which is why the last marker on every piece is Penta D, set in amethyst.
- Colour is the dyeFive fluorescent dyes read your markers, and each dye has its own stone in our set palette. Every colour on this strand is one of the five.
- The space betweenThe gap is distance. Markers sit in the order the laboratory measured them, from the smallest fragment to the largest, so the space between two stones is the run of your code between them.
The five colours
- Blue
- Red
- Yellow
- Purple
- Green
Five fluorescent dyes, five stones in our set palette. Your reading decides where every one of them falls.
What you receive
Two deliveries, one piece of you
What arrives
The unboxing is part of the piece. Every DesigNA piece arrives in the same considered sequence.




