Cuff Effect
It is the quintessential "statement" jewel, the one that stands alone to define a look, accessorize a silhouette. Sculptural, bold, the cuff bracelet captures glances and envelops the wrist with an aura that is both refined and powerful...
An essential that holds a special place in the jewelry box and that reappears every season, as soon as arms are bared, through new original variations. Among the icons of this genre is the Bone cuff by Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co., which is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year. It was during a visit to the Capuchin Crypt in Rome that the designer was struck by the raw beauty of human anatomy. A revelation combined with her fascination for Gaudí's organic architecture and transcribed into a wide bracelet that perfectly contours the anatomy of the wrist. At Aurélie Bidermann, this imposing piece of jewelry takes the form of precious foliage with the Ledena cuff, gilded in gold, a must-have addition to your summer suitcase. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the Messika brand unveils a new Move Noa cuff, reimagined in the light of chiseled gold, a technique that gives the precious metal a vibrant texture and a matte glow. A formal simplicity that contrasts with the high jewelry cuffs unveiled this spring. At Dior, the cuff transforms into a precious blooming garden within the recent Diorexquis collection. /public-objects/7d05a69e-3b50-44bf-817c-34378a740328-ce2c9246-744a-4bf3-9d7b-afeb65f37e42-DIOR.webp Image sélectionnée At Louis Vuitton , a cuff from the Virtuosity collection offers a new variation on the monogram flower, while Chanel revisits the Première Cuff watch in a Blush edition that features a lovely gradient of pink and red lipsticks. The time is indeed always right for a cuff!