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This is a strong early Aguilar cuff type: heavy, tactile, and rooted in handwrought silver rather than surface decoration. The rope-braid construction and ball terminals make it visually immediate but not gimmicky. It matters because it shows Aguilar’s debt to Spratling’s heavy silver ethos while asserting Borda’s more compressed, forceful design identity. It is one of the best bracelet forms for showing “weight as design.”
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