
About this piece
Pearl at two millimetres behaves nothing like pearl at five. Light catches it in smaller increments, so the strand reads as one continuous line of sheen rather than a row of separate spheres. It is the most understated piece we make, and the one people tend to forget they are wearing.
The Spider Pearl Clasp Bracelet strings very small round freshwater pearls, around 2mm, with faceted gemstone markers cut to the same size. There are no metal spheres anywhere on this bracelet, just pearl and stone, which is what gives it that unbroken surface. The spider clasp is an adjustable slider: two fine chains pass through a central silver slider, so the bracelet pulls to your exact size and stays there.
The reading behind it is the same one that sits on our necklaces. A cheek swab goes to our partner laboratory, which has over 25 years in genetic testing, and comes back as twenty three markers. Each marker is read with one of five fluorescent dyes, and on this bracelet each dye becomes a fine 2mm stone: Turquoise for blue, Carnelian for red, Citrine for yellow, Amethyst for purple and Amazonite for green. The stones then sit along the strand in the exact order your own profile places them, with the pearls holding the spaces between.
Nobody else could be given this bracelet. The order is not a design decision, and it is not ours to repeat.
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 spider clasp: two fine chains run through a central slider, so it pulls to your wrist and holds.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 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.




