Vintage Gold Cuff Bracelet

Vintage Gold Cuff Bracelet

A simple open gold cuff. No ornament whatsoever — its presence rests entirely on a smooth curve and the lustre of the gold. The form of a cuff differs from a bangle or a chain: the "circle that does not close" brings a quiet tension to the line of the wrist.

There are no extra carvings or decorations across the surface, only the polished plane of the metal continuing through. That's precisely why the colour and quality of the gold itself comes forward. In the light, the centre of the surface reflects softly, deepening into shadow toward the edges. Simple at first, but the longer you look, the more dimension reveals itself in the metal — the kind of presence that distinguishes gold as material from a cuff of merely inexpensive finish.

Slipped onto the wrist, a soft light seems to rise from within. The balance of weight and thickness follows the movement of the hand naturally, settling in until it feels like an extension of the body. The opening makes it easy to put on and take off, and allows a small adjustment to the wrist — another quiet reason it stays with you.

For rolled shirt sleeves, or bare skin in the warmer months. It can sit beautifully alongside other pieces, or hold its own as the only thing on the wrist. Because it's so simple, it doesn't move with trends — a bracelet you can keep reaching for as the years go by.

Size: Inner circumference 17cm; opening 2.5cm; maximum width 7cm; weight 50g

Material: Brass, gold metal plating

Condition: Very good vintage condition

Sourced in / Made in: Australia

International Shipping: All orders are shipped from Japan with tracking.

Asia: Shipping ¥3,800 / approx. 7–10 business days Australia: Shipping AUD 30 / approx. 7–10 business days Europe: Shipping €29 / approx. 7–15 business days

Delivery times exclude weekends and Japanese public holidays. Customs duties or import taxes, if applicable, are the responsibility of the recipient.

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