Bracelets Tiffany & Co

The iconic Bone and other cuffs from Tiffany & Co

If the New York house Tiffany & Co is so fond of cuffs, it's perhaps because one of them has entered the circle of cult jewelry. We are obviously talking about Bone, imagined by the designer Elsa Peretti, whose sensual and asymmetrical lines come to embrace the wrist. The design is sleek, the lines soft, the ergonomics disconcerting, making the Bone cuff an iconic piece of jewelry, which can be worn alone or on both wrists, and which celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2021. Wide in 18-karat rose gold, split in 925-thousandths silver or white gold, medium in Anthracite finish, Bone is now available in a wide range of versions. At the same time, based on the principle that a cuff "enhances all outfits, even the most ordinary", Tiffany & Co has made this type of bracelet one of its specialties. In this regard, one thinks of course of the engraved plate of Return to Tiffany, effectively declined in a cuff, but also of the inspirations of another designer, Paloma Picasso: the olive leaves sculpted in 18-carat yellow or pink gold, the urban messages of the Graffiti line, the amazing Groove cuff, declined in titanium for these gentlemen...

Gold and diamond rush bracelets

In addition to cuffs, many of Tiffany & Co's bracelets are de facto recognizable among all and contribute to the American brand's reputation around the world. Among the iconic collections, the initials of Tiffany T and its reinvented version Tiffany T1 symbolize bonds in all their forms, love or friendship, but also strength and confidence. The result is graphicand elegant bracelets, beaded or wire bracelets, double chain bracelets or wrap bracelets, where 18-karat pink, yellow or white gold is sometimes adorned with diamonds, mother of pearl or turquoise. This line also includes the Tiffany T True version, where the "T's" intertwine like so many powerful links. Generally speaking, Tiffany & Co likes the sleek silhouettes of running bracelets, which the luxury brand sometimes illuminates with diamonds. The stones cover the entirety of Tiffany Metro's three- and five-row bracelets, blend with the rose gold of the Paloma's Melody collection's intertwined rings, or are embedded in the Roman numerals of the beveled ring on the Atlas X rope bracelets. Since luxury is in the detail, these numbers are precisely those of the clock in Tiffany & Co's iconic flagship on Fifth Avenue in New York, where the House has been established since the 1940s. As for the beveled look of the bracelet, it has been part of Tiffany & Co codes since its founder created the Tiffany Settings engagement ring... in 1886. Micro link bracelets, Diamond Hoop single open band, Tiffany 1837 engraved narrow cuff, rose gold and diamond Line bracelet... Impossible to list all the Tiffany & Co models as they are so numerous. But one thing is certain, the New York House, while highlighting its heritage, plays in the air of time by inviting women to create their own style through layering and delivering a secret: "Choose an element, metal, gem or pattern, that will harmonize the whole."