The Collection
Girih Cuff | Openwork Gold Statement Bracelet
From £4,500
Final price confirmed at commission.
The Architecture of GoldI took the name directly from the Persian word for knot - girih - the geometric strapwork system that Persian architects mastered a thousand years ago. The Girih Cuff is a wide statement cuff in 18ct yellow gold, fully pierced in the openwork jalee technique.
- Collection
- Girih
- Metal
- 18ct yellow gold
- Motif
- Girih
- Occasion
- Occasion
- Craftsmanship
- Made to order, by commission
- Studio
- Crafted in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Shown as a design visualisation. Made to order, by commission.
The Story
The Architecture of GoldI took the name directly from the Persian word for knot - girih - the geometric strapwork system that Persian architects mastered a thousand years ago. Persian craftsmen were producing quasi-crystal tiling in the 1450s - mathematicians in the West only described it in the 1970s.The Girih Cuff is a wide statement cuff in 18ct yellow gold, fully pierced in the openwork jalee technique. The entire surface is a girih strapwork field: 10-pointed star rosettes interlocking across the gold, with negative space where the architecture breathes. High-polish ribs. Open lattice. 35mm at its widest, tapering to 20mm at the terminals. No stones - the drama is gold against skin.
Made to Order - 10 to 14 weeks
Every Girih Cuff is made to your wrist measurement. Contact us: hello@siluxlondon.com
Details
Metal: 18ct yellow gold
Width: 35mm at centre, tapering to 20mm at terminals
Construction: Pierced openwork (jalee) girih strapwork
Finish: High-polish strapwork ribs, satin interior
Stones: None
Collection: Girih Geometry | Hallmarked: Birmingham Assay Office
How a commission works
- 01
Enquire
Tell us which piece speaks to you, and any changes you have in mind: metal, gemstone, sizing.
- 02
Design consultation
We talk through the detail together and confirm the specification before any work begins.
- 03
Made for you
Your piece is crafted to that specification, in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham.
