Sanalitro Milano Acrylic Resin Cuff Bangle Bracelet with Pastel Silk Scarf

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Sanalitro Milano Lucite Cuff Bracelet – Abstract Collection, 1991
Designed by renowned Italian artist Massimo Sanalitro, this stunning cuff bracelet … Read more Sanalitro Milano Lucite Cuff Bracelet – Abstract Collection, 1991
Designed by renowned Italian artist Massimo Sanalitro, this stunning cuff bracelet is a bold statement piece from his Abstract Collection, released in 1991.
Crafted from clear Lucite or acrylic, the rare bangle features a unique and modern aesthetic. Sanalitro incorporates vintage silk scarves from iconic fashion houses such as Emilio Pucci, encasing them within the Lucite to create a vibrant, layered design—the interplay of transparent acrylic and luxurious silk results in a spectacular Mod European look. The bracelet boasts a pastel composition with orange, yellow, blue, and white colors, featuring a geometric print.
Each cuff is handmade, ensuring that no two pieces are alike. The bracelet carries the Sanalitro logo signature, a mark of authenticity and artistry.
The interior of the bracelet bears the original Sanalitro sterling silver logo with the 925 hallmark, confirming its sterling silver composition and its 1991 origin.
Measurements:
Inside across is 2.32 in by 1.88 in (5.8 by 4.7 cm) - The opening is 1.25 in (3.1 cm) - Width is 2 in (5 cm) - The inner circumference is 6.69 in (17 cm). The bracelet is best suited for a Small-sized wrist of 5.5 to 6 in circumference (14-15.5 cm).

Reference: Massimo Sanalitro is an Italian jewelry designer based in Milan, handcrafting original pieces since 1976. He oversees every step of production—from cutting stones and exotic woods, as well as modern acrylic plastic, in his own lapidary workshop to final assembly—ensuring complete creative control. Sanalitro's philosophy centers on creating singular, standout pieces that radiate light and balance boldness with refinement. He emphasizes harmony between shape and color as the defining trait of true design. His work has been featured in Italian Vogue and Elle Italia, highlighting his influence in contemporary Italian jewelry. See less