Inspiration
As a sculptor, David was fascinated by cable, drawn to this spiral form—a symbol of connectivity—found in nature and throughout history: from ancient to modern art, and in today’s industrial innovations. Since we introduced our first Cable design in 1982, the twisted helix has become an instantly recognizable brand signature.
Expression
By hand, David shaped 50 feet of gold wire into the first Cable cuff, with pink tourmaline and emerald end caps. Today, the twisted Cable motif appears throughout our collections—from rings to pendants to sculptural chain links, and often in striking combinations of polished mixed metals, with brilliant gemstone detail—unifying our iconic, yet ever-evolving designs.
Expression
By hand, David shaped 50 feet of gold wire into the first Cable cuff, with pink tourmaline and emerald end caps. Today, the twisted Cable motif appears throughout our collections—from rings to pendants to sculptural chain links, and often in striking combinations of polished mixed metals, with brilliant gemstone detail—unifying our iconic, yet ever-evolving designs.
Expression
By hand, David shaped 50 feet of gold wire into the first Cable cuff, with pink tourmaline and emerald end caps. Today, the twisted Cable motif appears throughout our collections—from rings to pendants to sculptural chain links, and often in striking combinations of polished mixed metals, with brilliant gemstone detail—unifying our iconic, yet ever-evolving designs.
Expression
By hand, David shaped 50 feet of gold wire into the first Cable cuff, with pink tourmaline and emerald end caps. Today, the twisted Cable motif appears throughout our collections—from rings to pendants to sculptural chain links, and often in striking combinations of polished mixed metals, with brilliant gemstone detail—unifying our iconic, yet ever-evolving designs.
