It is not too much to say that silver jewelry is
“Borderless” items among numerous Hermès items.
Timeless, seasonless, genderless, anytime, anywhere, anyone,
regardless of gender, is free to wear.
They can be worn to suit your personality.
In this spotlight, we feature on the world of Hermès silver jewelry
which you cannot find your way out once you fall for the charm.
"A Natural Development from harness to Jewelry"
We mentioned this in a previous article, but
Hermès was growing brand which originally manufacture the high-quality leather products
such as harnesses and saddles.
Due to manufacturing of the metal parts (buckle and harware) related to these products,
miniaturizing the metal parts used in harnesses and
the flow of developing elegant items as jewelry was a natural progression.
Hermès was began developing silver jewelry in the late 1930s.
It was the turning point that Hermès entered the silver jewelry field in earnest
was the announcement of “Chaîne d’Ancre” bracelet was designed by Robert Dumas in 1938.
"The Charm of Silver Jewelry"
Hermès silver jewelry is mainly made of sterling silver (92.5% pure silver).
Silver jewelry changes over time, and the color may change due to natural oxidation,
but how to cleaning is relatively easy.
You can maintain its shine by using a special silver polish or cloth.
With proper maintenance, you can wear foever,
and moreover the price is affordable compared to gold.
"Recommended 5 selections items"
Chaîne d’Ancre
The oldest and the most iconic design in Hermès silver jewelry.
Robert Dumas was inspired by anchor chains and designed in 1938.
The characteristic is having sophisticated beauty despite its simplicity
and the unisex design can be used by both men and women.
Chène d'Incre occupy an important place in the history of Hermès silver jewelry,
and it has been loved ever since it released before 80 years.
Boucle Serier
Boucle Serier appeared in the early 2000s,
and it reflects the history and tradition of Hermès harness manufacturing.
The buckle motif gives an elegant yet powerful impression,
it can be used for a wide range of purposes from daily use to special occasions.
Additionally, the design gives us the sense of Hermès logo and brand identity,
it has a special meaning for Hermès fans.
Kelly
The design was inspired by the Kelly bag,
and it became especially popular in the 1950s.
Kelly ring and bracelets has the features of simple and elegant
which was based on the clasp or padlock of miniature bag.
Kelly design is standard items and especially known for classic items
among Hermès silver jewelry.
Eclipse Ruban
Eclipse means total solar eclipse, and Ruban means ribbon.
As the name suggests, it is characterized by its smooth, flowing curves like ribbon.
It is delicate ring designed to overlap like a total solar eclupse,
punching H logo is place on the front and inside.
It is regarded as relatively new series,
and developed after the 2000s.
History Ring
History ring was first appeared in the 2000s.
During this period, Hermès reinterpreted the traditional designs as modern jewelry,
and it was introduced to the market as a new fashion item.
It features a design that looks like it is linked from both sides
with Hermès iconic H motif.
These masterpieces have the meaning of connecting Hermès' past and present,
and represented Hermès long history and respect for craftsmanship.