Statement Cuff Bracelet
from €265,00
Inspired by Japanese Shoji screens and art deco elements, this wide cuff bracelet has an open pattern and engraved three-dimensional arches. Detail...
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Chunky Link Bracelet
from €450,00This link bracelet is a timeless icon. Our version is made out of three different types of links. Details Length: one size (20,5 cm) Material: ste...
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Blue Tiger-Eye Bracelet
from €175,00Open bracelet with a blue tiger-eye sphere on one side and a tube on the other. Details Length: small (5,5 cm), large (6,5 cm). All sizes refer ...
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Stunning T-Lock Bracelet
from €210,00An absolute powerful piece with its engraved T-lock closure and refined chain link. Combine this one with jeans and a T-shirt for a casual look, or...
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Semi Flexible Link Bracelet
from €185,00Semi-flexible chain-link bracelet. One part of the bracelet is a rigid curved bar, the other part is a flexible chain with a lock at the end. Detai...
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Bourla Bracelet
from €170,00The Bourla Bracelet is designed to fit your wrist perfectly. Handcrafted in silver or in goldplated silver, the chunky bracelet consists of two con...
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Oval Quartz Crystal Bracelet
from €310,00The oval-shaped, white quartz crystal parts function as links, alternated with vintage-looking elements in this chunky statement bracelet. Details ...
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Open Grid Statement Bracelet
from €310,00This statement bracelet truly embodies the inspiration behind this collection. The open grid elements function as links, creating a voluminous, yet...
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Open Aquamarine and Pearl Bracelet
from €240,00Rigid, open bracelet with an aquamarine cylinder on one side, and a round white pearl on the other. A relief detail was applied to the shank of the...
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Dazzling Statement Bracelet
from €500,00With its simple, yet chunky design, this bracelet knows how to attract attention. The miniature stairs refer to Carlo Scarpa’s “Brion Cemetery”, wh...
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