Azulique
Stirrup Cuff Bracelet
Stirrup Cuff Bracelet
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An elongated, open sculptural centerpiece gives the Contour Cuff Bracelet its flowing shape. Its rounded outline catches the light, while the slender band keeps the wrist visible around the curves.
Cast in copper and brass with 18k gold plating and a European protective varnish, the cuff has an adjustable open band with rounded tips.
Wear it alone with sleeves rolled back to reveal the silhouette, or pair it with a fine chain bracelet for a contrast in texture.
Product Details
- Base: High-fusion copper and brass
- Plating: 8-micron 18k gold plating
- Finish: European protective varnish
- Line: Fashionista
Due to the manual nature of our process, our jewelry will have slight variations in design and texture adding to their unique character.
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Made to Stand Out
Azulique pieces are designed for presence.
Each shape, stone and finish is chosen to create jewelry that does more than complete a look. It brings intention, contrast and visual strength to the way you show up.
A Higher Standard
Every Azulique piece is held to a careful standard.
Whether created from an original design or selected for the collection, each piece must carry the presence, finish and construction that make it feel above the ordinary.
Shape, material, plating, stone, proportion and visual impact are evaluated with care before a piece becomes part of our portfolio.
The Final Check
Before shipping, every piece goes through a final quality review.
Its finish, plating, details and construction are carefully checked to make sure the piece meets our standard.
This last step helps preserve what defines Azulique: presence, consistency and careful finishing.
So when it reaches you, it is ready to be worn with confidence.
FAQ
What does high-fusion brass mean?
High-fusion brass is a manufacturing process in which the piece is cast at a high temperature using a metal alloy that is firmer and more stable than commonly used low-fusion bases.
In practice, this gives the piece greater structure, sharper definition, and a better-prepared surface for gold plating.