This sculptural bracelet by André Vassort distills the essence of 1970s French design—volume, rhythm, and controlled boldness. Executed in 18K yellow gold, the piece is composed of a sequence of rounded, diagonal segments that twist around the wrist in a continuous, fluid cadence.

Each element is highly polished, catching and releasing light as the form curves, creating a sense of movement even at rest. The structure is substantial yet balanced, with an open, torque-like silhouette that allows it to sit naturally and confidently on the wrist.

At 53.55 grams, it carries presence—weight not just in material, but in design intent.

Vassort’s work sits at the intersection of jewelry and object design—less decorative, more architectural. This bracelet reflects that philosophy: no excess, no ornament beyond form itself.

A piece that doesn’t follow the wrist—it defines it.