Rabanne Rabanne XL Link Bi-Color Punk Style Bracelet

Rabanne Rabanne XL Link Bi-Color Punk Style Bracelet - 1

Rabanne XL Link Bi-Color Punk Style Bracelet

Name: Rabanne XL Link Bi-Color Punk Style Bracelet
Brand: Rabanne
SKU: 262605F02000000
Price: 890.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Rabanne's XL Link Bi-Color Punk Style Bracelet is a pulse of late-night shimmer and rebellious glamour. A cable chain in gold- and silver-tone brass plays with light, while pavé crystals along the side catch the city glow from the side and a faux-pearl charm adds a cheeky, understated drama. The logo-engraved toggle fastening sits like a discreet signature, and at L9.5 the piece drifts just so on the wrist.

With its two-tone brass, it sits flat and comfortable, layering easily with other bracelets or standing strong solo. The toggle clasp makes it easy to slip on and secure, while the crystals and pearl keep the edge without shouting. It transitions from daytime denim to night-out leather with an everything-goes, high-glam sensibility.

Rabanne continues to fuse punk bravado with luxe details, and this bracelet embodies that pop-bright, collage-of-metal aesthetic. It works with minimalist stacks or a singular, statement moment, anchoring outfits from street-chic to after-dark with a gleam that’s unmistakably Rabanne.

Materials / Fabrication

Cable chain bracelet in gold- and silver-tone brass
Pavé-set crystals at the side
Faux-pearl charm at the side
Logo-engraved toggle fastening
Length: 9.5 in
Supplier color: Silver/Gold

Recommended Care

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear to remove oils; avoid moisture.
Keep away from water, perfumes, and lotions to prevent tarnish of brass plating.
Store in a dry jewelry pouch or box; separate from other pieces to prevent scratches.
If tarnish occurs, gently buff with a brass jewelry cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners or ultrasonic cleaners on crystals or faux pearls.
Apply cosmetics, fragrances, and hairspray before wearing to minimize residue on the bracelet.

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