Hermes Double Tour Bracelet

The extra long band of the iconic double tour wraps elegantly twice around the wrist.

Hermes double tour bracelet.

Rivale borrows its iconic attributes. Be indicates that the leather strap is made from two materials and therefore reversible and hapi are the first letters of the name and surname of its creator. Its delicate line is further accentuated by the new connection to the case on the slimmer attelage double tour giving the geometry of the watch an understated update. Featuring standout pieces including the chaine d ancre bracelet and vibrantly printed enamel bangles elevate your jewelry trove with classic highly coveted designs from hermès.

Inspired by the storied kelly bag created in the 1930s the touret clasp has become a signature of the house. Contrary to appearances behapi is actually a code. It now appears on wide crocodile skin. The well known french designer pierre hardy.

This closure can be found on two timeless bracelets. Wrist size from 6 1 to 6 5. Braided double tour bracelet in swift calfskin with palladium plated glenan closure. Kelly double tour bracelet.

What would you like to do. The rivale bracelet offers timeless elegance in endless combinations of colors and materials. Wrist size from 5 7 to 6 1 width. In 1930 robert dumas a member of the hermès family designed the bag that in 1956 came to be known as the kelly bag.

With instantly recognizable heritage designs hermès jewelry pays homage to the brand s equestrian roots. In a click hermès enamel captures the radiance colours and finesse of the motif that adorns it. Reversible double tour bracelet in swift calfskin with palladium plated hardware. Its fastener a turn clasp is a jewel in itself.

Two médor studs and a ring on a double tour leather strap. Some of our bracelets unknowingly have a great story behind them. A dream close to hand for a stylish change of scenery every day. The rivale bracelet is influenced by the legendary collier de chien collection created by emile hermès.

Hermès is not a brand to cut corners so when they produce their enamel bracelets like the clic clac they set a single solid piece of enamel into the metal framework it s a costlier and labor intensive process than the counterfeit approach which simply involves pouring resin into the framework.