Coloured tennis bracelets by MXHM, Munich: 38 pieces with sapphires, rubies, emeralds, spinels, zircons and garnets, in 18 kt gold, from €6,200 to €33,600. Every bracelet is one of a kind; length and clasp are agreed with you personally. Prices include VAT.
Rainbow
Rainbow
The magic of a rainbow cannot be explained – but it can be worn. Sapphires in every colour of the spectrum, set stone by stone so that each hue flows into the next. In Greek mythology the rainbow was the trail of Iris, messenger of the gods; in the Old Testament, the promise of better days. A bracelet that lifts the spirit – every day, with everything.
Fancy sapphires (corundum) · Madagascar · 18 kt rose gold
Rainbow (MX-B01) — 18 kt rose gold, Rainbow sapphires, Ø 2.9 mm, 6,79 ct — €6,200- Rainbow Grande (MX-B02) — 18 kt rose gold, Rainbow sapphires, Ø 3.4 mm · 48 stones, 9,77 ct — €8,700
- Pastel Rainbow (MX-B03) — 18 kt rose gold, Pastel sapphires, Ø 3 mm, 7,21 ct — €6,200
Harlequin (MX-B04) — 18 kt rose gold, Fancy sapphires, tsavorites & zircons, playfully mixed, 7,92 ct — €6,900
Colour Shades
Padparadscha
Padparadscha – from the Sanskrit “Padma Raga”, the colour of the lotus blossom. The rarest of all sapphire hues, somewhere between pink and orange, here flowing across the whole band. These colours stand for intuition, clarity and kindness of heart. Few stones delight connoisseurs more – and few flatter rose gold so well.
Sapphire in padparadscha hues · Madagascar & Sri Lanka · 18 kt rose gold · September birthstone
Padparadscha (MX-B05) — 18 kt rose gold, Graduated sapphires pink to orange, Ø 2.9 mm, 7,67 ct — €6,900
Ocean Wave
From bright coastal shallows to the deep sea: this band travels through every blue of the ocean – the sea that gives our planet its colour. Deep blue calms, light blue clears the mind. And it is romantic, too: ever since Prince Charles gave Lady Diana a sapphire engagement ring in 1981, the blue sapphire has been the stone of grand emotions.
Graduated blue sapphire · Madagascar & Sri Lanka · 18 kt white gold
Ocean Wave (MX-B08) — 18 kt white gold, Graduated blue sapphires, Ø 3 mm, 7,40 ct — €9,400- Ocean Wave Grande (MX-B12) — 18 kt white gold, Graduated blue sapphires, Ø 3.5 mm, 10,25 ct — €9,900
Fleur de Lavande
The lavender fields of Provence in bloom, laid around a wrist. Violet is one of nature's rarest colours – Pliny was already praising violet sapphires in antiquity. Feminine, romantic and entirely its own: a colour for people who never ask what everyone else is wearing.
Sapphire in lavender hues · Umba Valley, Tanzania · 18 kt white gold
Fleur de Lavande (MX-B09) — 18 kt white gold, Graduated sapphires pink to violet, Ø 3 mm, 7,67 ct — €7,000
Sunrise Red
A red that grows from soft pink into depth – like the rising sun. In Indian tradition the ruby is the sun's own stone: the heart of the solar system, “leader of the nine planets”. Pink sapphires and rubies united in one band – a stone for new beginnings, success, and for those who carry a family through life.
Pink sapphire & ruby (corundum) · Madagascar · 18 kt rose gold
- Sunrise Red (MX-B11) — 18 kt rose gold, Graduated pink sapphires & rubies, Ø 2.9 mm, 7,40 ct — €7,600 — Made to order
- Sunrise Red Grande (MX-B14) — 18 kt rose gold, Graduated rubies, Ø 3.5 mm, 9,01 ct — €9,900
Flamingo
Pink like the plumage of the most cheerful of birds – with a brilliance that is exceptional among coloured stones. Grace Kelly loved pink sapphires in her floral jewellery. Pink is the colour of romantic love: there is hardly a finer Valentine's gift. Or simply because it's Tuesday.
Pink sapphire (corundum) · Sri Lanka & Madagascar · 18 kt white gold
Flamingo (MX-B23) — 18 kt white gold, Pink sapphires, Ø 3 mm, 6,89 ct — €9,400
Flamingo Shade (MX-B07) — 18 kt white gold, Graduated pink sapphires, Ø 2.9 mm, 7,81 ct — €6,500
Peacock
Blue and green, together as naturally as only in a peacock's feathers. Blue stands for calm and balance, green for renewal and vitality – together they make a quiet, assured confidence. The peacock has always been the symbol of having the courage to show your true colours.
Sapphire shading blue to green · Madagascar · 18 kt yellow gold · 5th, 45th & 75th anniversary
Peacock (MX-B10) — 18 kt yellow gold, Graduated sapphires blue to green, Ø 3 mm, 7,68 ct — €6,800
Tsavo Green
The green of the African savannah. Tsavorite was only discovered in 1967 by Scottish geologist Campbell Bridges in Tsavo Park – to this day the world's only source. Tiffany made it famous; in Feng Shui its green carries the energy of wood: growth and inner calm. Fresher than emerald, rarer than most people know.
Tsavorite (garnet) · Tsavo, Kenya/Tanzania · 18 kt white gold · 25th anniversary
Tsavo Green (MX-B06) — 18 kt white gold, Graduated tsavorites, Ø 3 mm, 6,79 ct — €6,900- Tsavo Green Grande (MX-B13) — 18 kt white gold, Graduated tsavorites, Ø 3.5 mm, 9,28 ct — €9,900
Fancy Sapphires
Canary Yellow
Yellow like the little bird it is named after – and like the sun itself. Yellow sapphire stands for knowledge, clarity and prosperity; the largest known weighs 400 carats and is called the “Ceylon Sunflower”. Set in yellow gold, its glow is twice as warm. The classic stone for the 7th anniversary – and a piece of good cheer for the wrist.
Yellow sapphire (corundum) · Kenya · 18 kt yellow gold · 7th anniversary
Canary Yellow (MX-B22) — 18 kt yellow gold, Yellow sapphires, Ø 2.9 mm, 7,81 ct — €6,800
Sunset Orange
Flamboyant, warm, full of energy – orange is the colour of the sunset and of those who never miss one. Orange sapphire is considered the stone of creative minds, linked to Mars, the planet of action. It goes with almost everything and is never boring. This rare colour is achieved through expert heat treatment.
Orange sapphire (corundum, treated) · Tanzania · 18 kt yellow gold · 45th anniversary
Sunset Orange (MX-B21) — 18 kt yellow gold, Orange sapphires, Ø 2.9 mm, 7,06 ct — €6,900
For Connoisseurs
Shadow Moon
Only one transparent gemstone carries this luminous silvery grey: the spinel. Modern and pure at first glance, sparkling and elegant at the second – like moonlight on the sea. For centuries spinels were mistaken for rubies; the famous “Black Prince's Ruby” of the English Crown Jewels was only revealed to be a spinel in the 1930s. Also available: a variant in deep blue petrol.
Spinel · Tanzania · 18 kt white gold · August birthstone
Shadow Moon (MX-B15) — 18 kt white gold, Grey spinels, Ø 2.9 mm, 6,78 ct — €6,200- Blue Petrol Spinel (MX-B16) — 18 kt white gold, Blue petrol spinels, Ø 2.9 mm, 6,47 ct — €6,900
Starlight Blue
No blue gemstone sparkles more: natural zircon refracts light almost like a diamond. This electrifying blue comes exclusively from Cambodia – the stones glitter like the starry sky above Angkor Wat. In ancient times zircon was considered a protective stone, and the Victorians loved it in grand sizes.
Natural blue zircon · Cambodia · 18 kt white gold · December birthstone
Starlight Blue (MX-B17) — 18 kt white gold, Natural blue zircons, Ø 3 mm, 9,51 ct — €7,100
Chameleon
A bracelet that lives its life with you: greenish blue in daylight, violet to red in the evening under artificial or candle light. Colour-change garnets are among the rarest stones of all – their play of colour is comparable only to the finest alexandrite. Blackened prongs let the stones speak for themselves.
Colour-change garnet · Madagascar · 18 kt white gold, black rhodium · January birthstone
Chameleon (MX-B20) — 18 kt white gold, Colour-change garnets, Ø 2.9 mm, 7,65 ct — €7,400 — Shifts colour with the light
Champagne Pink
The finest Malaya garnets, with a “fire” that flashes with every movement like the bubbles in pink champagne. Malaya – from the Swahili word for “outsider”, because this rare hybrid garnet fits none of the classic categories. Discovered in 1969 and loved by connoisseurs ever since: cheerful, lively, and deeply grounded at the same time.
Malaya garnet · Umba Valley, Tanzania/Kenya · 18 kt rose gold
Champagne Pink (MX-B19) — 18 kt rose gold, Malaya garnets, Ø 3 mm, 7,38 ct — €6,200
Mint Green
Mint: the freshest green nature has to give. These rare light-green tsavorites stand for calm, harmony and new beginnings – ancient Greek myths link garnets to the renewal of nature and to friendship. Set in yellow gold, they become pure lightness.
Mint tsavorite (garnet) · Tsavo · 18 kt yellow gold · January birthstone
Mint Green (MX-B18) — 18 kt yellow gold, Mint-green tsavorites, Ø 2.9 mm, 6,40 ct — €6,200
Emerald
Colombian Green
Only Colombian emeralds have this incomparable green – so distinctive it is simply called “Colombian green”. For the ancient Egyptians the emerald was the symbol of life and fertility; in Ming-dynasty China, green was the colour of heaven. The “Crown of the Andes” at the Metropolitan Museum carries 450 of them. Here: five readings, from a fine band of 67 stones to the Grande at 7.32 carats.
Emerald (beryl) · Colombia · 18 kt gold · May birthstone · 20th & 35th anniversary
Colombian Green Grande (MX-B27) — 18 kt white gold, Emeralds, Ø 3.5 mm, 7,32 ct — €33,600- Colombian Green Total Black (MX-B26) — 18 kt white gold, black rhodium, Emeralds, Ø 2.8 mm, 4,47 ct — €13,600
- Colombian Green Classic 18.5 (MX-B28) — 18 kt yellow gold, Emeralds, Ø 2.8 mm, 4,60 ct — €13,900 — Length 18.5 cm
- Colombian Green Classic (MX-B25) — 18 kt yellow gold, Emeralds, Ø 2.7 mm, 3,96 ct — €11,900 — Length 17 cm
- Colombian Green Fine (MX-B24) — 18 kt yellow gold, Emeralds, Ø 2.2 mm · 67 stones, 2,77 ct — €9,900
Ruby
Burmese Red
Ruby is the red all others are measured against: “Ratnaraj” – king of precious stones – in Sanskrit. The finest rubies have come from Myanmar, old Burma, for over 1,400 years; their deep red with a hint of purple is called “pigeon's blood”. Red stands for love, passion and success – this band carries all three. From classic white gold to striking Total Black.
Ruby (corundum) · Myanmar · 18 kt white & rose gold
- Burmese Red Grande (MX-B29) — 18 kt rose gold, Rubies, Ø 3.4 mm · 53 stones, 11,62 ct — €19,500 — Length 20 cm
- Burmese Red Royal (MX-B31) — 18 kt white gold, Rubies, Ø 3.2 mm · 48 stones, 8,30 ct — €18,400
Burmese Red (MX-B32) — 18 kt white gold, Rubies, Ø 2.8 mm, 6,14 ct — €10,600- Burmese Red Total Black (MX-B30) — 18 kt white gold, black rhodium, Rubies, Ø 2.8 mm, 6,50 ct — €10,600
- Burmese Red Total Black II (MX-B33) — 18 kt white gold, black rhodium, Rubies, Ø 2.8 mm, 6,27 ct — €10,600
Blue Sapphire
Royal Blue Velvet
Velvety and deep – the blue that once seemed reserved for royalty. To this day, “royal blue” names the finest sapphire colour. The Stuart Sapphire sits in the British Imperial State Crown at the Tower of London; since antiquity the blue sapphire has been the stone of sincerity and loyalty. A classic that never expires.
Blue sapphire (corundum) · Sri Lanka · 18 kt white gold · September birthstone
Royal Blue Velvet (MX-B36) — 18 kt white gold, Blue sapphires, Ø 2.8–2.9 mm, 6,29 ct — €10,200- Royal Blue Velvet Grande (MX-B34) — 18 kt white gold, Blue sapphires, Ø 3.2 mm, 8,08 ct — €13,700 — Length 19 cm
- Royal Blue Velvet Total Black (MX-B35) — 18 kt white gold, black rhodium, Blue sapphires, Ø 2.8 mm, 6,18 ct — €10,600
Princess Cut
Princess Cut
Square-cut stones set edge to edge: more surface, more fire. The tennis bracelet at its most contemporary – once as a rainbow in rose gold, once as tsavorite in Total Black.
Princess-cut sapphire & tsavorite · rose gold & blackened 18 kt white gold
Princess Rainbow (MX-B37) — 18 kt rose gold, Princess-cut rainbow sapphires, Ø 3 mm, 9,58 ct — €11,800- Princess Tsavorite Total Black (MX-B38) — 18 kt white gold, black rhodium, Princess-cut tsavorites, Ø 3 mm, 8,25 ct — €13,600