Sig 6 Bracelet

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Material

Recycled vintage steel links, 24K gold plated with water-resistant ionic coating, base materials from French suppliers.

Construction

Hand-disassembled from vintage watch bands and reassembled in Paris with interlocking clips; stretchable, repairable.

Scarcity

Limited by finite vintage watch band supply; each bracelet is uniquely hand-assembled and genuinely scarce.

Art Deco influence

Inspired by Art Deco, with flat 6 mm bands and pure circularity.

Craftsmanship

Hand-assembled in Paris using interlocking links, no elastic.

Stacking

Part of a trio (with 10 & 14) built for graduated layering or subtle solo wear.

Dimensions

Measures 6 mm wide and 5.5 cm diameter, shared across all SIG sizes for flush stacking; the band expands ~1 cm to slip on.

Stretch fit

Articulated links expand over hand and hold securely without a clasp.

Sizing range

The medium size fits wrists 15–17 cm in circumference.

Assembly method

Hand-assembled from recycled watch links using interlocking clips, no elastic.

Atelier

Made in France in limited runs at a Parisian workshop.

Production

Each bracelet is hand-assembled in a Parisian atelier in limited runs using a clip-interlocking technique.

Mixed metal finish

Three metal tones (gold, silver, black) allow mixing with both gold and silver jewelry.

Design heritage

A high-end costume jewellery piece with Art Deco precision, made in Paris from recycled vintage watch links.

Water and chemical avoidance

Avoid water, perfumes, and lotions to preserve the gold plate.

Cleaning

Clean with a soft, dry cloth only.

Storage

Store in a separate pouch or box to prevent scratches from other jewelry.

Durability

Ionic plating and link construction reduce wear and eliminate failure points.

Design influence

Founder's haute couture training and Art Deco passion shape the bracelet's geometry.

Product record

Title

Sig 6 Bracelet

Brand

Sigal

Price

295 CAD

Availability

In stock

How the watch-link construction adapts to your wrist

• Each link stands just 6 mm tall, a scale borrowed from dress-watch straps that keeps the bracelet delicate enough to stack yet substantial enough to read as a structured design element on the wrist.
• The ionic plating bonds 24K gold to the stainless steel links at a molecular level, forming a harder, more corrosion-resistant layer than traditional gold plating — so the finish stands up better to the friction of the expanding and contracting links during daily on-and-off wear.
• Because the links can pivot independently, the bracelet moves with the wrist rather than resisting it — a hallmark of expansion-style bands that eliminates the chafing and pressure-point discomfort common with rigid bangles during prolonged wear.
• Sigal's watch-link construction makes the bracelet stretchable but not elastic — the links articulate open to expand over the hand and then settle to the wrist, delivering a clasp-free secure fit that won't sag or lose its shape like an elastic band would.
• Sigal crafts its SiG bracelets from recycled vintage watch links, so the metal of each bracelet once belonged to a timepiece — a detail that ties into the brand's limited-edition, artisanal approach and gives the piece a unique material story.
• Because the articulated links spread to gain about 1–2 cm of additional circumference, the size M bracelet's 5.5 cm inner diameter comfortably fits a 15–17 cm wrist — a direct consequence of the mechanical give that eliminates the need for tight sizing increments or an adjustable clasp.

Upcycled craftsmanship and material sourcing

• The 24K gold-plated links are sealed with a water-resistant ion coating, which extends the plating’s durability against moisture and daily wear — a functional upgrade over many purely plated costume bracelets that tarnish faster on skin contact.
• Though it reads as a rigid bangle, the SIG 6 is constructed with a subtle mechanical stretch derived from the interlocking link assembly, allowing it to slide over the hand without a clasp and sit comfortably on the wrist — a fit solution that eliminates both the bulk of a closure and the failure point of an elastic cord.
• SIG 6 bracelet links originate from vintage watch bands that founder Mélissa Seror originally sourced by hunting through flea markets, then later acquired in bulk from suppliers in Germany and the United States — meaning every link has a prior material history that no new-production bracelet can replicate.
• Each bracelet is built by hand in Sigal’s French workshops: artisans individually dismantle the vintage watch bands, then remount the links using a precise interlocking clip technique rather than elastic threading, yielding the structured, piece-by-piece articulation that gives the SIG 6 its architectural feel.

Styling a raw, structured link bracelet

• The 6mm link height marks the SiG 6 as the most delicate reinterpretation of the classic watch-link bracelet, intentionally designed as the smallest sibling alongside the SiG 10 and SiG 14 — enabling a graduated, textural stack where the 6mm piece sits gracefully against larger links.
• French boutique Mary Victoire & Co notes that wearing the SiG 6 alone delivers a 'chic et minimaliste' touch, while accumulating it with other bracelets creates a 'jeu de superposition sophistiqué' — giving it a dual styling code that shifts from subtle to expressive depending on the arm stack.