Balmain’s tassel cuff captures motion in silver
Antonin Tron designs a sculptural cuff for Spring to Summer 2027 where stacked rings and swinging fringe respond to the body's every gesture.
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The tassel cuff by Antonin Tron for Balmain’s Spring to Summer 2027 collection transforms the traditional cuff into something altogether more kinetic. Stacked rings of polished silver sit snug against the wrist, their surfaces catching light with quiet luminescence, whilst from beneath them cascade delicate strands that respond to motion with an almost liquid grace. The tassels swing freely from the anchored bands above, creating a dialogue between stillness and flux that belongs entirely to the wearer’s own rhythm.
This is jewellery conceived not as ornament alone but as an extension of the body’s language. The construction respects the geometry of the wrist while acknowledging that modern dressing is rarely static. Whether punctuating a leather skirt with architectural pleats or emerging from beneath a silk sleeve, the cuff’s interplay of solid form and suspended fringe creates an unexpected tactile quality, one that invites touch and rewards movement.
The piece appears in Balmain’s forthcoming collection, available from the house’s flagship locations and select retailers.
Imagery courtesy of Balmain (@balmain).