Hermès Bracelets

Hermès bracelets offer an artful blend of precious metals and meticulous leatherwork, an homage to the history of the design house and a testament to its continued growth in recent years.

An empire of design recognized by its unmistakable Duc carriage logo, Hermès began first opened its doors in the early 19th century as a purveyor of fine equestrian leather goods. As the decades passed, the Hermès brand grew to encompass additional leather goods, particularly handbags, as well as silk scarfs, perfumes, jewelry, and most recently, housewares.

Hermès bracelets often feature motifs reminiscent of the brand’s equestrian past, with knots and hinges akin to fittings found on horse tack. Though functional, these pieces are simultaneously aesthetically striking, with highly polished silver and gold accentuating vibrantly colored leather, enamel or, in the most luxurious instances, inlaid diamonds.

Quick Facts

• Though initially specializing in leather goods, Hermès now includes over 14 design departments ranging from scarves and ties to perfume and jewelry
• United States Senator John Kerry is known to prefer Hermès ties, while iconic actress Grace Kelly so adored her Hermès handbag that she included it in a “Life” Magazine photo shoot in the 1950s; after that point, the style became known as the “Kelly Bag”
• Many Hermès bracelets include the classic “H” logo, its typeface a good indicator of its authenticity