Chain bracelet

CHAIN Bracelet

A structure assembled through connection.

The bracelet is composed of individually formed silver segments — each element shaped separately, then joined into a continuous system.

Not cast as a single form, but constructed through articulation.

The composition recalls historical armor links and early mechanical jewelry, where strength emerged from movement and connection rather than mass.

Here, structure becomes the ornament.

Light moves along the edges of each segment, while oxidation settles into the joints, emphasizing depth and geometry.

A handcrafted sterling silver bracelet built from linked elements.

An oxidized silver chain bracelet shaped as a contemporary artifact.

An unusual bracelet defined by articulation, rhythm and structure.

Sterling Silver 925 \ Volcanic oxidation

Width: approx. 10–11 mm
Silver strip (per segment): approx. 10 cm × 2 mm
Bracelet shown: 21.5 cm
Model’s wrist circumference: 16.5 cm
Fit shown in the photos: Loose Fit
Dimensions may vary depending on your selected wrist size and preferred fit.

The surface is oxidized using volcanic sulfur collected during our journey in Indonesia.

Each bracelet is made to order and individually handcrafted.

A confirmation photo is sent before shipping.

Initials or a short inscription may be placed inside upon request.

SIZING

Each bracelet is individually made to your measurements. Simply choose your wrist circumference and preferred fit when placing your order.

Snug Fit – sits close to the wrist with very little movement.

Comfortable Fit – our standard fit, allowing the bracelet to move naturally while remaining secure.

Loose Fit – provides more freedom of movement and a more relaxed look.

The bracelet shown in the photos is Loose Fit on a 16.5 cm (6.5”) wrist.

💡 Please don’t measure the length of another bracelet — it may lead to mistakes.

Always measure your actual wrist, close to the skin, but without pulling too tight.

If you’re unsure — just message us, and we’ll be happy to help!

A modular artifact — defined by connection, movement and balance.