CODEX Bracelets
CODEX on the wrist
CODEX is the world of everyday architectural form — the DNA of the brand, where silver is left plain and the geometry does the work. Two bracelets here, at 15 and 17 grams.
Why so few
CODEX is a base range, not a broad one. The forms that belong here have to work every day, for years, without asking anything of the wearer — and that is a narrow filter.
Two bracelets pass it today. The range grows when a form earns a place, not on a schedule.
Weight on the wrist
At 15 to 17 grams both sit in the range you stop noticing within a day. That is deliberate for a piece meant to be worn continuously — heavy enough to feel real, light enough to forget.
A bracelet should sit loose enough to slide. Measure your wrist and add room rather than fitting it snug.
Silver that ages
925 sterling without rhodium plating. A wrist sees more contact than almost anywhere else on the body, so these darken quickly in the joints and stay bright on the faces.
Within months the piece is visibly yours. Silver cleaner reverses it whenever you want.
Care
Work cloth or silver cleaner into the joints — that is where darkening concentrates. Take it off before the pool.
Frequently asked questions
What is CODEX?
The world of everyday architectural form - the DNA of the brand, where silver is left plain and the geometry does the work.
Why are there only two bracelets?
CODEX is a base range, not a broad one. A form has to work every day for years without asking anything of the wearer.
How heavy are they?
15 and 17 grams - heavy enough to feel real, light enough to forget within a day.
How should a bracelet fit?
Loose enough to slide. Measure your wrist and add room rather than fitting it snug.
Will they darken quickly?
Yes. A wrist sees more contact than almost anywhere on the body, so these darken in the joints and stay bright on the faces within months.
How do I clean them?
Work cloth or silver cleaner into the joints, where the darkening concentrates.
Read further
- How silver patinates — what the darkening actually is.
- Unplated versus rhodium — why the plating decides everything.
- Sterling silver 925 — the alloy and why it is alloyed.
- Cleaning silver without damage — what to use and what to avoid.




