Two golden sapphires rest at the ends of a sculptural cuff, their warm brilliance held within a composition of contrasting metals.
Created by the German jewelry house Hemmerle in 1980, this remarkable bracelet brings together 18K yellow gold and platinum in a design of architectural restraint. The open-ended cuff is crowned by two cushion-cut yellow sapphires, each weighing approximately 6 carats, their rich golden hues complemented by smooth, polished bezel settings. The interplay between the warmth of the gold and the cooler tone of platinum gives the bracelet its distinctive character, allowing the gemstones to emerge as the natural focal points.
Hemmerle is particularly admired for its unconventional approach to precious materials, often exploring contrasts of color, texture, and form with an almost sculptural sensibility. Here, that philosophy finds expression in the deliberate simplicity of the composition: substantial precious metals, generously proportioned gemstones, and a silhouette whose strength lies in its clarity. Weighing 100.1 grams, the bracelet has a pronounced physical presence, balanced by the openness of its design.
A quiet dialogue between metal and stone, where two golden sapphires hold the composition in perfect balance.
