Connected jewelry company Ringly is expanding its portfolio of high-tech accessories with a new bracelet collection that will help you keep tabs on smartphone alerts without compromising your style.

Similar to the company's Bluetooth-connected rings, which pair with your phone and send notifications through vibrations and subtle lights, the new bracelets let you customize alerts for things like calls, texts, and your favorite apps. Ringly's products are integrated with more than 100 apps, including Uber, Slack, Bumble, WhatsApp, and Snapchat; you can choose from five different notification colors and four vibration patterns.

Plus, the new Aries bracelet collection also boasts step-tracking functionality, a feature Ringly said its customers have requested.

In terms of aesthetics, the gold-plated bracelets come in four different styles and are crafted with hand-cut semi-precious stones, making each piece "completely unique," Ringly said. You can opt for a lapis or tourmalated quartz gemstone accented with pyramid studs on either side, or, for a little more bling, either rainbow moonstone or labradorite accented with crystals.

The bracelet works up to 30 feet away from your phone, and the battery should last 24 to 48 hours on a four-hour charge.

"It is our belief that your jewelry should not only be beautiful, but also smart," Ringly founder and CEO Christina Mercando d'Avignon said in a statement. "We're thrilled to announce our new collection of bracelets that help women stay on top of their notifications discreetly, without sacrificing their personal style."

The new Aries bracelet collection is available for pre-order on Ringly's website for $195, and is slated to begin shipping this summer. As an added perk, the first 1,000 customers will receive a real diamond on the side of their bracelet.

For a look at the new Aries collection, check out the video below.