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Lele Sadoughi Style Guide

GOLD DIANA TRIPLE ROW BRACELET

Shop the GOLD DIANA TRIPLE ROW BRACELET

Sleek and sculpted, the Gold Diana Triple Row Bracelet re-imagines our best-selling Diana choker into a modern triple-strand stack. Three rows of 10mm 14K gold-plated beads create a fluid, architectural cuff that catches the light with every gesture — refined enough for the boardroom, bold enough for rooftop cocktails.

10 Ways to Wear It

  1. Stack the triple-row bracelet on one wrist with the matching Gold Diana Triple Row Choker and small gold huggies for a polished monochrome moment with a slip dress and slingbacks.
  2. Wear it solo against a crisp white tee and high-waisted vintage denim, paired with oversized gold hoop earrings and a silk scarf tied at the neck for an effortless downtown lunch look.
  3. Layer the bracelet with two slim gold bangles and our Crystal Embellished Headband, keeping earrings as tiny gold studs so the wrist and hairline do the talking.
  4. Style it on one wrist with the opposite arm in a long sleeve of black cashmere — add the Large Crystal Rosette Bobby Pin and a delicate pendant for an art-gallery opening.
  5. Pair the bracelet with the Knotted Headband, sculptural gold drop earrings, and a structured blazer over a silk camisole for an after-work cocktail moment.
  6. Let the bracelet peek out from under a chunky knit sleeve alongside a slim crystal tennis bracelet, with a rosette-embellished silk scarf tied at the ponytail and dainty pearl studs.
  7. Combine the triple-row stack with the wide Crystal Embellished Belt, a sleek black turtleneck, and a knotted silk headband — keep earrings small to let the wrist and waist share focus.
  8. Layer the bracelet with our Crystal Tennis Bracelet and the Mini Crystal Headband for a brunch-with-the-girls look that balances sparkle between hairline and wrist.
  9. Style it peeking from beneath an oversized menswear blazer cuff with the Satin Knotted Headband, oversized round sunglasses, and our statement gold drop earrings for a fashion-week street-style beat.
  10. Pair the bracelet with our crystal-embellished silk scarf wrapped as a top, the Large Statement Headband, and sleek gold stud earrings — letting the bracelet echo the headband's drama without competing.

Occasions

  • Rooftop cocktail hour with coworkers after a long week
  • Sunday stroll through a contemporary art exhibit in the gallery district
  • First date at a candlelit wine bar downtown
  • Power brunch with the girls before a shopping afternoon
  • Dinner date at a new Mediterranean restaurant in the West Village

How to Style It With Your Hair

Hair DownLet hair fall in soft, undone waves — the bracelet's triple rows are the focal point, so keep the silhouette loose and effortless.

PonytailSweep hair into a sleek low ponytail secured with a silk scrunchie; this exposes the wrist and lets the bracelet catch light with every movement.

Half-UpTwist the front sections back and pin with a Mini Crystal Bobby Pin — half-up styling keeps the look polished without competing with the triple-stack.

BunTwist into a low, sleek chignon with a center part; the clean neckline and exposed wrists make the bracelet feel like couture jewelry styling.

Colors That Pair Well

  • ivory
  • camel
  • black
  • chocolate brown
  • soft white
  • champagne
  • deep emerald
  • ink navy
  • blush
  • bone

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Styling Tips

  • Wear the bracelet on your non-dominant hand to keep the lobster clasp facing inward and the trademark logo charm in view.
  • Pair with the matching Gold Diana Triple Row Choker for a fully coordinated look, but if you skip the choker, layer two delicate gold necklaces instead.
  • Keep other wrist pieces slim — the triple row already carries visual weight, so let it lead.
  • Stagger your hair accessory and bracelet so they don't compete: if you wear a bold headband, choose slim earrings and let the wrist speak.

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