OROBORO XIII - FDL KYANITE

At the heart of Viktor Alexander’s enduring appeal lies the Oroboro Bracelet — a foundational piece that captures the raw beauty and mystique of natural gemstones with effortless elegance. Revered for its organic allure, tactile charm, and versatility, the Oroboro has become a beloved staple for discerning collectors and newcomers alike. Anchored by the original Alix design, this signature series continues to evolve, now featuring a curated selection of finely sculpted silver charms across three distinct motifs. Whether worn solo or layered with pieces from the Eternity, Veles, or Alix collections, the Oroboro is designed to elevate your personal wrist stack with symbolic sophistication and quiet luxury.

Each bracelet is strung with fancy-coloured sapphires, hand-selected for their vibrant hues and natural inclusions — subtle variations that make every piece truly unique. Offered in both elastic strand and steel wire constructions, the Oroboro balances refinement with ease, making it an ideal daily companion or a thoughtful gift of meaningful elegance.

8MM GEMSTONE BEADS: Kyanite 
DESCRIPTION:

Kyanite is a striking gemstone known for its vivid sapphire-blue color and natural blade-like crystal structure. Valued for its high luster and unique pleochroism (showing different shades from different angles), kyanite symbolizes clarity, alignment, and inner balance. Unlike most gemstones, it rarely requires cutting or polishing, making it a raw yet elegant choice for contemporary and artisanal bracelet.

GEMSTONE: Natural Blue Sapphire & Ruby
GEM WEIGHT: 0.12 carats

Please note: the Oroboro should not be confused with the Regalia Oroboro series, which features engineered locking mechanisms compatible with the signature Viktor Alexander Lockett. The classic Oroboro is a standalone piece — timeless, tactile, and universally accessible.

Simple in structure yet profound in spirit, the Oroboro Bracelet is where your journey into the world of Viktor Alexander begins — a piece that speaks softly, yet says everything.