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Product Highlights
Discover the modern beauty and sophistication of the Robert Lee Morris Soho Hammered Cuff Bracelet. This striking wide cuff bracelet is finely detailed with a lightly hammered texture that evokes a contemporary aesthetic.
Features:
Material: Constructed from a base metal given a polished, gold-tone finish, the bracelet assures lasting shine and durability.
Design: The bracelet's sculptured design paired with its hammered texture creates an allure of chic and edginess, making it a standout piece in any jewelry collection.
Closure: The slip-on closure type of this bracelet allows convenience and ease of wear. The cuff design also ensures a secure and comfortable fit for the wearer.
Dimensions: The bracelet measures 5.25" in length with a varying width of 0.75" to 2", fitting most wrist sizes with a diameter of 2.5."
Versatile Appeal: The bracelet's gold-tone finish makes it a versatile piece that can easily match any outfit or occasion. Innovative and unique, it becomes a conversation starter in any setting.
Ideal Gift: This elegant bracelet is the perfect gift for the fashionable individual in your life; offering a touch of luxury and modernity to their accessory collection.
Experience the statement-making power of the Robert Lee Morris Soho Hammered Cuff Bracelet. More than just a piece of jewelry; it's a display of distinct taste and style.
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Loved for its beautiful, versatile, and luxurious appearance.
Made from metals that are sturdy and stand the test of time.
Fits well on slightly smaller than average wrist sizes (7-7.25 inches).
Considered a bold and non-shy piece without looking foolish.
Receives many compliments for its stylish look.
Too small for larger wrists (8 inches or larger) and too big for smaller wrists.
Can break easily if you try to adjust the size.
Description may be misleading in terms of weight, thickness, and material quality.
Cannot be bent or adjusted to fit different wrist sizes.
Some consider that the design does not closely match the original Robert Lee Morris pieces.