Behind the Design

The Bone Cuff by Elsa Peretti®

Designed in 1970, the Bone cuff by Elsa Peretti® is an expression of love’s empowering spirit.

Elsa Peretti®

Medium Bone Cuff in 18k Gold

Large Bone Cuff in 18k Gold

$42,000

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Split Ring in Yellow Gold

$5,000

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Small Bone Cuff in Sterling Silver

$1,800

Elsa Peretti®

Large Bone Cuff in Sterling Silver

$2,800

Elsa Peretti®

Bone Ring in Sterling Silver

$975

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Split Ring in Sterling Silver

$875

Elsa Peretti®

Small Bone Cuff in 18k Rose Gold

$21,000

Elsa Peretti®

Medium Bone Cuff in 18k Rose Gold

$26,000

Elsa Peretti®

Large Bone Cuff in Rose Gold

$42,000

Elsa Peretti®

Large Bone Cuff in Rose Gold

$42,000

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Iconic for Over 50 Years

A perfect balance of sensuality and intellect, power and grace, the Bone cuff remains a revolutionary vision of femininity.

“To translate ideas is magic. It takes so long to make a curve, to make sure the curve is done well.”

—Elsa Peretti

A Storied Heritage

Inspired by childhood visits to a Capuchin crypt in Rome and her passion for the organic architecture of Antoni Gaudí, Peretti designed the Bone cuff in 1970. Over 50 years later, the collection includes an array of designs that play with material, scale and form—each one a testament to Peretti’s visionary creativity.

An Aesthetic for the Ages

Peretti explored nature with the acumen of a scientist and the vision of a sculptor. Her legendary designs, including the Bone cuff, were immortalized in the many advertisements to emerge from her lifelong artistic partnership with the renowned photographer Hiro.

Advertisement photographed by Hiro; Elsa Peretti pictured wearing the Bone cuff.

Enduring Style

Today, the Bone cuff remains one of the most important design icons in jewelry history and is featured in the permanent collections of leading museums around the world. It has been worn by some of the world’s most celebrated figures.

Form & Function

Whether worn on its own or as a pair, the Bone cuff is specifically sculpted to conform to the left or right wrist—an intentional choice that allows the design to become one with the body. Honoring Peretti’s vision, new Bone and Split ring designs follow the contours of the finger.