Off the Cuff. Discover what's behind the new Voyager cufflink design

Some designs unfold over time.

What begins as a singular idea gradually extends, taking on new forms while retaining its original intent. The Voyager Collection emerged in this way. First realised as a series of rings, it has since evolved to include cufflinks and pendants, each carrying the same underlying language.

At its core, Voyager is shaped by the idea of direction.

A considered reference to navigation, to decision-making, and to the quiet act of charting one’s own course. Not in a literal sense, but as a framework for thinking. A way of marking movement, progress and intent.

This is expressed through form.

Each Voyager piece is defined by twelve facets. A geometry that draws from the compass, offering a subtle but tactile point of interaction. The object invites engagement. It is turned, considered, and experienced in the hand.

There is also a quieter reference.

Twelve facets, corresponding to the twelve months of the year. A structure that allows for personal meaning to be introduced with discretion. A single facet may be marked to denote a moment. An anniversary. A birth. A point in time that holds significance.

In this way, the piece becomes both directional and temporal. A reflection not only of where one is going, but of what has shaped the journey.

The Voyager cufflink introduces a further element.

Within the faceted form sit three linear spokes. Subtle, but deliberate. Each one referencing a guiding principle of the house. Beauty. Rarity. Legacy.

Not presented overtly, but embedded within the design itself.

As with all Voyager pieces, the intention is not to create ornament, but to establish a language. One that is consistent, considered, and capable of carrying meaning over time.

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Finer Details. Voyager cufflinks in 925 silver, inspired by the art of travel and understated detailing.