Blade Collection

The second form of the brand

The link itself is assembled from two halves on copper pins and soldered into one whole. That construction is why a BLADE link holds its edge instead of rounding off.

One form, many objects

From these links, joined into a chain, grew the brand's first massive bracelet. Today there are many BLADE links: Mini Links and Big Links — one form in two sizes. Mini go into women's bracelets, chains and chokers; Big into large men's bracelets and massive chokers. The same form lives in the Blade Pin, in the BLADE earring and ear cuff.

What is in this collection

Fifteen pieces: five ear cuffs, five bracelets, three earrings, one necklace, one choker. Prices run from Rp 1,030,000 to Rp 38,320,000.

Weights run from 0.3 grams to 110 grams. That is the widest spread in the brand — the lightest carbon ear cuff and the heaviest silver choker carry the same geometry.

Choosing by weight

Weight, not width, is what you register after an hour on the body.

• Under 1 gram — the two carbon ear cuffs, and the smallest silver one at half a gram. The form of a large piece at almost no mass.
• 1 to 5 grams — silver cuffs and earrings. Visible, still forgettable.
• Over 50 grams — the link bracelets and the choker. These are felt with every gesture, and that is what they are for.

Silver and carbon in the same family

Two of the fifteen are carbon fibre, and one earring joins carbon with silver; the other twelve are 925 sterling silver without rhodium plating. The silver darkens with wear — raised planes stay bright where they rub, recesses go dark, and the CNC geometry becomes more legible over time, not less. Carbon stays exactly as it is.

Care

Cloth or silver cleaner returns silver to light whenever you want it lighter. A scotch pad takes off the top layer of a matte surface and sets a new matte at the same time. Both are reversible. Take silver off before the pool — chlorine darkens it in a way you did not choose.

Read further

• Bracelet sizing — how to measure before ordering.
• Chain styles compared — what each weave does.
• Layering — mixing weights and lengths.
• How silver patinates — what the darkening actually is.