Solitaire Cuff Bracelet | Nylon | Statement Colors

€69,00

incl. VAT (EU), excl. shipping costs

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Our large cuff bracelet made of 3D printed nylon comes in 7 fresh colors! Whether you prefer coral red, ultra violet or hot pink – you will find you favorite color to match your outfit. Discover our black version if you feel that this is more what you are looking for! The bracelets are part of our Solitaire collection which plays with the abstracted shape of a diamond. We have also created big statement rings for you with the same conceptual approach. A dream couple!

The cuff bracelet is made of 3D printed nylon. After printing it is dyed in a vivid color. 3D printed nylon is a super light, very strong and flexible material that makes this large cuff bracelet so resistant despite of its delicate look. The surface is soft and has a slightly grainy, paper-like appearance.

Collection: Solitaire
Material: Nylon

Jewelry care instructions
Made in Germany

The bracelet is available in sizes XS (16 cm | 6.3 in), S (18 cm | 7 in) and M (19 cm | 7.5 in).

You can measure your wrist circumference by winding a piece of string around your arm just above your wrist bone. Then remove it and measure the length of the string.

Our nylon cuff bracelets are very flexible so the size is slightly adjustable. The steel cuff bracelets are tighter on the arm and have a bigger opening at the bottom.

In case you need any help or if you would like to order the bracelet in a custom size, get in touch and we will assist you!

Delivery times:
Germany: 2–4 days
Europe: 2–8 days
All other: 5–14 days

Ask us for express shipping if needed, we will find the best option for you.

You can return a non-custom made item within 30 days and get a new size or full refund. For details, check our page Shipping and Returns.

Should the item not be in stock, we will notify you immediately. It will be produced to order and delivered within 2–6 weeks.

Our large cuff bracelet enjoys great popularity in many museum shops. Since we presented them at the Grassi Fair in 2012, they have been particularly appreciated in an artistic context.