Tiffany hardwear ball bracelet

Tiffany HardWear ball bracelet in gold or silver, industrial design inspired by the 1970s, an icon of contemporary jewelry.

About this subject

The Tiffany HardWear ball bracelet is one of the most recognizable pieces from the HardWear collection, launched by Tiffany & Co. in 2017. The line was inspired by an original design from the maison’s archive, dated 1971, which explored industrial and robust forms. The ball bracelet stands out for its chain composed of polished metallic spheres, reminiscent of screws and gears, but with a luxurious finish in 18k gold or sterling silver. The lobster clasp ensures security and elegance.The oversized design and smooth texture of the balls create a contrast between hardness and softness, characteristic of the HardWear aesthetic. It is a unisex piece, often worn alone or combined with other bracelets from the same line. The launch campaign was fronted by Lady Gaga, reinforcing the bold and modern attitude of the collection. Each bracelet is handcrafted in Tiffany’s workshops, with a certificate of authenticity.Beyond its aesthetic value, the HardWear ball bracelet carries a meaning of empowerment, breaking conventions of traditional jewelry. The use of precious metals and attention to detail make the piece an investment in timeless design. The collection quickly became a bestseller, with variations in different sizes and metals, including limited editions with diamonds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials is the Tiffany HardWear ball bracelet made of?

The bracelet is crafted in 18k gold (yellow, white, or rose) or 925 sterling silver. Some special editions feature pave diamonds.

What is the inspiration behind the Tiffany HardWear collection?

The collection was inspired by a 1971 design from the Tiffany & Co. archives, which used industrial shapes like links, spheres, and screws, reinterpreted with elegance and boldness.

Is the HardWear ball bracelet suitable for daily wear?

Yes, it is a versatile and durable piece, suitable for everyday use. However, it is recommended to avoid contact with chemicals and remove it during activities that may scratch the metal.