Tremelia open cuff bracelet

Tremelia bracelet by Joidart Lab: geometry around the wrist

The Tremelia open cuff bracelet brings the geometric language of the Joidart Lab collection to an open structure that visually follows the contours of the wrist.

Two metal lines run almost parallel around the piece, creating a composition based on repetition, rhythm and negative space. Small interventions of multicoloured enamel interrupt this continuity and introduce precisely positioned accents of colour.

The result is a sculptural piece in which geometry is not merely decorative: it forms the actual structure of the bracelet.

Repetition and rhythm transformed into jewellery

Repetition is one of the central elements of Tremelia's visual language.

In this bracelet, two curved lines follow parallel paths around the wrist. Their proximity creates visual rhythm, while the space separating them adds depth and lightness.

The composition changes according to the viewing angle, making the lines appear to move closer together, separate or overlap as the arm moves.

An open sculptural structure

Unlike a conventional closed bracelet, Tremelia takes the form of an open cuff.

The ends do not meet and instead become an active part of the design. This opening reinforces the sense of movement and allows the skin visible between the metal lines to become part of the composition.

The bracelet therefore becomes more than an object placed on the wrist: it is a structure that visually interacts with the body.

Multicoloured enamel: small interventions of colour

The multicoloured enamel details interrupt the continuity of the metal lines at specific points.

These small areas of colour create contrast and introduce a graphic dimension within an essentially geometric structure.

It is precisely this balance between metal, line, colour and negative space that gives Tremelia its contemporary identity.

Two finishes: gold or silver

The Tremelia bracelet is available in two finishes.

The gold version, crafted from brass with 24K gold plating, brings warmth to the lines of the piece and creates a strong contrast with the multicoloured enamel.

The silver-tone version offers a brighter, cooler interpretation of the same composition, particularly highlighting its geometry and colour accents.

Both versions retain the same open construction and distinctive visual language of the collection.

A small piece of architecture around the wrist

Tremelia's construction evokes an architectural structure reduced to its essential lines.

The two metal bands define a space without filling it. As a result, the negative space between them becomes as important to the design as the metal itself.

When worn, movement of the wrist continuously changes the relationship between geometry, skin, light and colour, reinforcing the three-dimensional character of the piece.

6 cm diameter and a refined profile

The bracelet measures approximately 6 cm in diameter and 1.3 cm wide.

These proportions give it visual presence without excessive volume. Its open construction and slender lines also contribute to a lightweight appearance.

It is a piece designed to stand out through its form and construction, rather than through an accumulation of material.

Materials, dimensions and features

Material: brass.

Available finishes: 24K gold plating or silver-tone finish.

Details: multicoloured enamel.

Type: open cuff bracelet.

Diameter: approximately 6 cm.

Width: approximately 1.3 cm.

Design: double curved geometric structure with modular colour accents.

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Why choose the Tremelia bracelet?

The Tremelia open cuff bracelet by Joidart Lab transforms the repetition of two lines into a three-dimensional composition that wraps around the wrist.

The combination of brass, multicoloured enamel, geometry and negative space creates a contemporary piece connecting jewellery with design, art and architecture.

An appealing choice for anyone looking for a contemporary Catalan designer bracelet that is sculptural, distinctive and punctuated with subtle accents of colour.