BRACELET

Forty grams of geological memory, cold against the wrist. You feel it before you see it.

Enri Mars hand-casts each element of this bracelet in his Imola workshop using traditional lost-wax technique, a process where wax originals are destroyed to birth their silver counterparts. The result: a cluster of cratered, pitted forms that look pulled from volcanic strata -- no two beads carry the same erosion pattern, the same fractured edge. Between them, a single 9K gold element sits like a mineral vein exposed by centuries of wear. This is Kintsugi logic applied to the wrist -- the gold does not repair; it reveals what was always precious beneath the surface.

The oxidized cable chain carries a darkened, matte weight that warms slowly against skin. Run a thumb across the bead cluster and you map a terrain of craters, ridges, and shadowed crevices. The surfaces catch light unevenly, shifting from graphite-dark recesses to pale silver peaks where the oxidation has been worn thin. Over months of wear, your own friction will lighten contact points, writing a personal patina into the metal -- the Wabi-Sabi principle that an object becomes more beautiful as it records the life of its wearer.

Details

• 925 sterling silver and 9K gold, 40gr total weight (gold weight 0.75gr)
• Lost-wax cast bead elements with geological hand-texturing
• Oxidized silver finish with natural patina development
• Cable-link chain construction
• Handmade in Italy
• Each piece is unique due to hand-finishing

A bracelet that arrived already ancient -- worn metal, golden fault line, forty grams of quiet conviction.