Vestiges Cuff

Vestiges Cuff

Vestiges Cuff is an innovative piece of jewelry that represents a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional Oriental jewelry design, distinguished by its archaeological-inspired aesthetic and intricate Islamic geometric patterns. Created by French designer Fatima Dahmani, this sophisticated bracelet features a mesmerizing hexagonal motif arranged in a six-pointed star formation, symbolizing infinite power as commonly expressed in Islamic architectural art. The cuff's distinctive appearance suggests an artifact discovered during an archaeological excavation, with its patterns appearing to be filled with sediments, creating a unique interplay between historical aesthetics and modern craftsmanship. Utilizing advanced 3D design technology and traditional jewelry-making techniques, the piece is crafted through a meticulous process of 3D printing in wax before being cast in 18K yellow gold, with options for white or rose gold variations. The bracelet's dimensions for the small size measure 15mm in height, 45mm in width, with a diameter of 65mm and a length of 150mm, though it can be customized to individual specifications. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning piece in the Jewelry Design category exemplifies the successful fusion of cultural heritage with contemporary design innovation, incorporating sustainable practices through the use of 90% recycled gold. The design pushes technical boundaries in creating delicate, intricate patterns while maintaining structural integrity, representing a significant achievement in modern jewelry design that honors traditional Islamic geometric artistry while embracing cutting-edge production methods.

jewelry design, Islamic architecture, geometric patterns, contemporary craftsmanship, cultural heritage, sustainable luxury

— Adam Dawson

CITATION : "Adam Dawson. 'Vestiges Cuff.' Design+Encyclopedia. https://design-encyclopedia.com/define/vestiges-cuff?E=449405 (Accessed on October 14, 2026)"