Diamond Seven Row Cuff Bracelet

A decade after acquiring his early yellow-diamond cuff from Jacob, Pharrell returned to the same architectural silhouette, this time commissioning an elevated, monochromatic interpretation in white diamonds and white gold. This 18K white gold seven-row bracelet, set with 44.57 carats of princess- and baguette-cut diamonds, reveals how Pharrell’s taste deepened with time, gravitating toward pieces of enduring sophistication while maintaining the bold visual presence he has always embraced.

Purchased in 2015, the bracelet echoes the structure of his earlier cuff yet expresses an entirely different mood. Where the yellow-diamond version radiates warmth and color energy, this white-diamond interpretation is icy, sculptural, and sharply modern — a study in precision and clarity. Composed of 300 stones, the meticulously aligned rows form a continuous, seamless field of brilliance across the wrist, demonstrating Jacob’s mastery of pavé and invisible settings at a substantial scale.

Crafted in 18K white gold and weighing 143.1 grams, the bracelet balances architectural weight with refined craftsmanship. Pharrell often wore the two versions — yellow and white — together, a pairing that spoke to his instinct for mixing exuberance with restraint, color with neutrality, and showmanship with purity of design.

The ten-year span between the two acquisitions underscores something essential about Pharrell’s collecting philosophy: the value of investing in pieces that are evergreen in form, uncompromising in quality, and built to transcend trend. This bracelet stands as a testament not only to Pharrell’s evolving aesthetic, but to his belief in jewelry as a lifelong, deeply considered expression of style, meaning, and craftsmanship.