[Brand] TIFFANY & CO. [Condition] B [Material] SV925 / 18K [Total Length] Approximately 16cm [Wrist Circumference] Approximately 17.5cm (Adjustable) [Other Sizes] Opening: Approximately 30mm / Width: Approximately 17mm [Weight] Approximately 32.2g [Accessories] None This is a cuff bracelet with a design that symbolizes Tiffany, capturing the suppleness of a rope in a hard metal. The double rope pattern along the edges gives depth to the plain surface, creating subtle shadows that respond to the movement of the wrist. The collection itself was available from the 1980s to the late 1990s. Initially, 14K gold rope decorations, common in Europe and America, were the mainstream, but in the 90s, it was updated to a more glamorous and luxurious 18K gold. This piece has a "750" hallmark on the rope part, and it is presumed to be a piece sold in the early 1990s. Tiffany has a background of valuing textile-derived motifs since its founding, and the legendary designer Jean Schlumberger also symbolically used tassels, braids, and ropes. This motif, which expresses "softness" and "movement" with hard metal, is an important design code that speaks to the company's craftsmanship, and this piece also conveys that context today. The medium width is just right for everyday use, and it naturally blends in as the main piece on its own or layered with a watch or plain ring. This is a piece that allows you to enjoy the elegance of rope decoration and the minimalism of the design, typical of Tiffany in the 90s. #SIGNETRO