A wide wrist cuff made from two metals joined by hand — a copper sheet cold-connected directly into a sterling silver base, then heated to pull out color variation across the surface. The result is never the same twice.

Styling tip: The Inferno Cuff works with warmth — rust, burnt orange, cream, camel. It stands out against a black sleeve or a simple white shirt, where the copper-silver contrast can speak without competition. Wear it alone; it doesn't need to be stacked.

The Inferno Cuff is built from two metals, not one. A copper sheet is cold-connected directly into a sterling silver cuff — no soldering, no filler material. The connection is mechanical, intentional, and permanent. Once joined, the cuff is heated. The copper responds to heat differently than the silver, pulling color variation across the surface — amber, rust, deep red, hints of orange — in a pattern that cannot be predicted or repeated. Where the heat settles, what tones emerge, how the two metals contrast at the edge of the connection — all of it is the result of direct process, not design software. At 2 inches wide, the Inferno Cuff is bold without being heavy. Open-back and slightly adjustable, it sits flat on the wrist. Every piece is one of a kind — not as a selling point, but as a simple fact of how it's made.