Self-Portrait

Gold-plated cuff bracelet

Self-Portrait Gold-plated cuff bracelet

Self-Portrait translates its modern feminine identity into statement jewelry with this striking cuff. The design features a sculptural, open silhouette defined by a hammered texture that captures and reflects light. It serves as a compelling focal point, seamlessly enhancing both daytime and evening ensembles with polished character.

The art of the detail

This cuff showcases a commitment to strong, architectural forms. The entire piece is finished in a luminous gold plating, creating a feeling of weight and quality. Its surface is expertly hammered, forming an irregular, light-catching texture that adds dimension to the otherwise minimal design. The open-cuff silhouette is crafted for a comfortable and secure fit on the wrist, making it both a beautiful and practical statement piece. The radiant gold color ensures it stands as a warm, bright accent against any fabric or palette.

How to wear

Wear this sculptural cuff to add a defined finish to a monochrome blazer and tailored trousers for a confident office look. For evening events or a gallery opening, let it be the singular statement piece against the backdrop of a fluid silk dress. Pair it with delicate gold rings to create a cohesive, layered effect that draws attention. The cuff’s polished warmth also complements a structured clutch, completing a sophisticated ensemble that feels both modern and timeless. Its versatility makes it an essential accessory for transitioning from professional meetings to evening socials.

About Self-Portrait

Founded in London by Han Chong, Self-Portrait quickly became known for its accessible approach to luxury. The brand is synonymous with intricate lace, feminine silhouettes, and a clever use of texture and structure. This cuff embodies that philosophy, transforming a classic accessory into a piece of modern adornment through its unique texture and form. Every collection available at Mytheresa demonstrates a commitment to thoughtful design, creating pieces that are both current and enduring, as this bracelet exemplifies.