Created in Italy by Carlo Weingrill circa 1960, this substantial bracelet is composed of three closely arranged rows of 18K yellow gold Tubogas, forming a broad, sculptural cuff with an exceptionally fluid appearance. Each row is defined by tightly repeated, rounded ribs that follow the bracelet's circumference, their polished surfaces producing a continuous succession of highlights and shadows.
The three bands rise and fall in a gentle undulating profile, lending depth and movement to an otherwise disciplined geometric design. Seen from the side, the closely spaced gold elements reveal the precision of the construction; from above, they merge into a rich, almost textile-like surface. Weighing an impressive 110.62 grams, the bracelet has a substantial presence while retaining the supple character associated with Tubogas jewelry.
The Weingrill workshop was an important name in Italian goldsmithing, particularly admired for its mastery of the technically demanding Tubogas technique. Popular in mid-century Italian jewelry, this construction transformed closely fitted coils of gold into flexible, sculptural forms, marrying mechanical ingenuity with the expressive possibilities of the metal itself.
A continuous rhythm of golden curves, shaped to follow the movement of the wrist.
