FORMS: Muse Bracelets are Like Nothing You Have Seen Before
The world of jewellery is surprisingly versatile, offering both high jewellery for special occasions and fashion jewellery that echoes the latest global trends. But what about those who want to wear elegant high jewellery without over-adorning themselves every day? The jewellery house FORMS has given us its own answer to this question by adding new pieces to the MUSE collection.
<a href=”https://www.forms-hk.com/” rel=”noopener noreferrer” target=”_blank”>FORMS is a jewellery house founded on creative designs with unique stone setting techniques, sophisticated compositions and technical skill. Its jewellers only work with the rarest and most valuable precious stones, and everything is created exclusively by hand. FORMS favours quality over quantity, meaning they produce less than 100 pieces of jewellery per year.
Given that the brand takes this approach, you will not find extensive collections within its offering. Instead, each of the one-of-a-kind jewels is distinguished by intense perfection. The MUSE collection comprises five fashionable bracelet designs for the modern accomplished woman.
FORMS MUSE cushion-shaped diamond bangle in 18k rose gold and bronze, set with a 9.09 carat light brown diamond
These bracelets offer an everyday elegance to be worn by women with taste and culture, comments Tzvika Janover, Co-Founder and Creative Director of FORMS.
FORMS MUSE cushion-shaped diamond bangle in 18k rose gold and bronze, set with an internally flawless, Type IIa, 9.09 carat light brown diamond
Every bracelet in the MUSE collection features a sophisticated silhouette that exudes understated luxury and quiet beauty. Their true charm lies in the small details, understated aesthetics and carefully crafted original designs that you will have never seen before. You will also be astonished by the bold choice of materials, the result of an exploration of form, colour, contrasts and techniques.
Creating the FORMS MUSE 18k rose gold and bronze bangle with an 8.08 carat purplish-pink spinel and diamonds
Rose gold and bronze are combined with either a 9.09-carat flawless light brown cushion-cut diamond, a colourless pair of pear-cut diamonds weighing 3.04 and 1.8 carats, or a lilac-pink 8.08-carat Burmese spinel. These exquisite bracelets are covered with a charcoal or gold patina in a way that adds depth and an expressive sense of contrast.
Another open design bracelet features 3.97 carats of two shield-shaped Colombian emeralds at both ends. These natural green gemstones are outlined with thin rows of melee emeralds, gradually merging into a conical bracelet made of platinum and 18k yellow gold. Finally, a modern unisex bracelet commands attention with a 3.09-carat shield-shaped diamond framed by baguette-cut stones. The outside of the stainless-steel bracelet is coated in carbon black PVD, striking a sensual contrast to the diamond-set main stone and bezel.
Each FORMS piece is an example of unique high jewellery art: sophisticated, innovative and very comfortable to wear. I am sure their jewellery will be appreciated by anyone who understands that even the simplest ideas require painstaking manual work to achieve an elegant result.
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Katerina Perez With more than 12 years’ experience in the jewellery sector, Katerina Perez’s expert knowledge spans everything from retail sales and management to content creation, including brand building, jewellery writing and styling. Born and raised in St Petersburg, Katerina’s favourite hobby as a child was playing with the treasures in her grandmother's jewellery box, inspiring a lifelong love of jewellery from a very early age. She spent five years in St Petersburg University of Culture and Arts studying not journalism but business studies and languages, and her writing skills have developed as her passion for her favourite subject – jewellery – has grown. This is why her writing comes straight from the heart rather than the pages of a book. Daughter of an entrepreneur mother, Katerina exchanged her retail management job for jewellery writing in 2013 and hasn’t looked back since.
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