Icon Cuff Thin - Polished Steel

$70

Description

The new Icon Cuff series from Skultuna 1607, this is the thinner version. Polished steel & engraved, 4mm wide

SIZEGUIDE

For proper sizing, we recommend using a tape-measurment to measure the circumference of your wrist just above the hand or selected area on finger.

Open Cuff-bracelets are semi-adjustable, bend them gently to fit the size of your wrist

- Small: up to 14,5 cm around wrist (most popular women's size)

- Medium: up to 16,5 cm around wrist

- Large: up to 18,5 cm around wrist (most popular men's size)

Brand Skultuna
Material Steel
Measurements Small & Large (view size guide for proper sizing)
Art no 1447-00

Information

Sizing

Please check our Size Guide HERE to ensure the correct size for You
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Shipping and returns
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Skultuna 1607

For over 400 years the lustre of Skultuna brass has illuminated the world. With classic designs from the time of our founder King Karl IX of Sweden, as well as with ground breaking antiquities of tomorrow by leading international designers. And herein lies the formula to why today Skultuna can be found at leading department stores all around the world, has won a number of international design awards and regularly exhibits at the leading international design fairs - we have always been, and will always be, one part traditional craftsmanship and one part modernity.

Timeless design

Modernism arrived to the old factory in Skultuna with the silversmith Pierre Forssell in the 1950s. Today Skultuna works with a long list of renowned international designers. Skultuna products can be found at leading department stores all around the world and Skultuna has won a number of international design awards. The production in the factory in Skultuna is continuing in an unbroken line since the early 17th century.