The Evolution of The Pinnacle
With the addition of the P2.5 and P3 to the Jeffrey Scott online catalogue, some of you may be wondering where the "P" comes from. Presenting: The Evolution of the Pinnacle!
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Bracelet: The Pinnacle
Date Released: 2002
Description: Easily one of the most popular bracelets among all Jeffrey Scott collections, the Pinnacle’s exuberance lies within its simplistic design. Both the Pinnacle Gold and Pinnacle 2-Tone accent the solidarity of perfection with slivers of contrast. And for a stronger, lighter version of this customer favorite, Jeffrey Scott also offers the Pinnacle in Titanium. The Pinnacle Gold features sleek 18k gold, layered over the stainless steel, signature Pinnacle design. This style made its debut at the Orange County Fair that year, and has been a staple of the Jeffrey Scott collection ever since.
Price: $399/$790 (Titanium)
Pairing: For gold lovers, the Gold Pinnacle is choice, offering a polished option. The titanium version, however, matches other titanium and brushed jewelry much better, unless attempting a contrast. However, whether it’s paired nicely next to a timepiece or sitting solo, the Pinnacle tends to wear well in just about any situation.
Similar Options: Chic P2, P2.5, Bamboo, Slim Titanium, Royale, Jubilee
Bracelet: The Chic P2 / 2006 Ladies Player’s Bracelet
Date Released: 2004
Description: As a follow up to the popular Pinnacle collection, Jeffrey Scott presented the Chic P2 bracelet. Reproducing the slim, squared appeal of its predecessor, the stainless steel P2 offers sophisticated variety with soldered gold or polished stainless steel accents. This use of soldered gold would go on to be replicated in another popular style, the Crown. The addition of the Chic P2 allowed for a partially brushed, partially polished option for customers that maintains popularity to this day. A top-seller and one of our most beloved styles, Jeffrey Scott released a titanium version as the 2006 Ladies Player’s Bracelet.
Price: $399/$499 (Two-Tone)/ $790 (Titanium)
Pairing: Much like the Pinnacle, the Chic P2 is an exemplary compliment alongside watches, for both men and women. Thanks to the combination of a brushed and polished style, this is may be the most utilitarian bracelet Jeffrey Scott has to offer, while sustaining supreme elegance.
Similar Options: Pinnacle, P2.5, Bamboo, Slim Titanium, Royale, Jubilee
Bracelet: P2 Squared / 2006 Player’s Bracelet
Date Released: 2006
Description: With the crowd-pleasing P2 a major success, 2006 saw the introduction of a wider alternative to the Chic P2. Made of titanium, this piece served double duty as the next sequel in the Pinnacle line, as well as the successor to the Player’s collection. Broad design and a light-weight make this an ideal bracelet for many of our more active customers, especially men. The gunmetal look translates to a more masculine feel, but like most of our bracelets, is designed to be unisex.
Price: $790
Pairing: While none of our bracelets are gender-designated, the P2 Squared is a very popular style amongst men. With a chain-like look, this bracelet rides the fence between rugged wrist-wrap and elegant accessory. Too thick to comfortably wear alongside a watch, this bracelet is best worn on its own, most likely complimenting darker, grey metals. Also highly recommended for any customer working in a hands-on physical environment.
Similar Options: Stampato, Gent’s Titanium, Titanium Weave, ’08 Player’s Bracelet, Gent’s Weave, 2013 Player’s Bracelet
Bracelet: P2.5 / 2011 Player’s Bracelet
Date Released: 2010
Description: Unveiled in 2010 at the L.A. County Fair, the P2.5 was a sleeper hit before becoming the 2011 Ladies Player’s Bracelet. The curvature of this style defines the bracelet, standing out amongst other pieces with its bold, rounded links. The P2.5 made its debut online this summer and, judging by it’s popularity, may be around for quite a while.
Price: $399/$499 (Two-Tone)
Pairing: The wave-inspired links, while attractive, tend to match poorly alongside a watch. This style will stand out on it’s own or perhaps accompanying another bracelet. Preferred by our female clientele, the P2.5 makes a great follow up bracelet for owners of the Chic P2.
Similar Style Options: Bamboo, Pinnacle, Chic P2, Jubilee, Barra del Oro, Royale, Diamante
Bracelet: P3
Date Released: 2013
Description: In the past, the Pinnacle series represented a slimmer choice for Jeffrey Scott customers, combining brushed or polished styles to compliment any owner’s jewelry, or lack thereof. This year, the latest addition to the Pinnacle family went big. Maintaining some of the same properties of its predecessors (brushed links with polished accents, availability in two-tone), the P3 offers a larger, simplistic design. Team Jeffrey Scott is excited to have this beautiful new bracelet added to the catalogue.
Price: $399/$499 (Two-Tone)
Pairing: With its wide, simplistic look, the P3 is going to look best as a stand-alone bracelet. Worn with a watch could end up being too bulky and uncomfortable for one wrist. Its brushed style contrasted with polished accents allow for it to match most jewelry just fine. This style proves popular with all people and is definitely unisex.
Similar Styles: Aristocrat, 2013 Player’s Bracelet, ’08 Player’s Bracelet, Gent’s Titanium, Gent’s Weave