Buffalo Horn Cuff Bracelet with Branch Coral & Sterling Silver

A bold statement piece combining natural materials with traditional craftsmanship.

This sculptural cuff bracelet is crafted from natural buffalo horn, showcasing beautiful variations of warm cream, golden, brown and deep dark tones. The natural grain, markings and colour transitions make every bracelet individually distinctive.

The wide buffalo horn cuff is accented with a striking piece of red branch coral (Astkoralle), set in 925 sterling silver. Its vivid red colour creates a beautiful contrast against the organic tones and texture of the horn.

The silver setting bears the Tipico stamp, reflecting the origin of this distinctive jewellery design.

Because buffalo horn and branch coral are natural materials, variations in colour, grain, markings, shape and surface are part of the character of each piece and make every bracelet unique.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Material: Natural buffalo horn
• Accent: Red branch coral (Astkoralle)
• Metal: 925 sterling silver
• Stamp: Tipico
• Design: Wide open cuff bracelet
• Inner diameter: Approx. 6.5 cm
• Bracelet width: Approx. 5 cm
• Branch coral: Approx. 3.5 × 0.8 cm
• Colour: Natural cream, golden, brown and black tones with red accent
• Natural materials – each piece is unique
• Statement jewellery
• Selected for the JOYAVELLE Collection

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Buffalo horn and coral are natural materials and should be treated with care.

• Keep away from water, perfume, hairspray, cosmetics and household chemicals.
• Do not wear while showering, swimming or exercising.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight, heat and high humidity.
• Do not soak or clean the buffalo horn with aggressive cleaning products.
• Gently wipe the bracelet with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.
• Clean the sterling silver setting carefully with a suitable soft silver-polishing cloth, avoiding excessive rubbing of the coral and horn.
• Store separately in a soft pouch or jewellery box to help prevent scratches and damage.
• Avoid dropping or knocking the bracelet against hard surfaces, as natural coral can be delicate.