The Met x Lele Sadoughi Egyptian Carnelian 600 Enamel Bangle

The Legend of Carnelian

In ancient Egypt, carnelian was known as the stone of life. Its fiery red hues represented the setting sun and were deeply associated with vitality, protection, and royal power. Through a brilliant collaboration between Lele Sadoughi and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this historic symbolism is reimagined for the modern jewelry lover. Drawing inspiration from the striking geometric patterns found on ancient broad collars and royal antiquities, this bangle brings the power of pharaonic reds to a sleek, contemporary silhouette.

By The Numbers (The Specs)

Designed to be the focal point of your bracelet stack, this bangle combines high-quality craftsmanship with effortless wearability:

• The Foundation: Solid brass, lavishly plated in high-shine 14k gold.

• The Motif: Features a bold, hand-painted zig-zag and chevron enamel pattern using vibrant carnelian red, contrasting black, and soft cream.

• The Fit & Closure: Engineered with a secure side-hinge mechanism and a discrete push-button clasp. It locks firmly into place while remaining incredibly easy to put on and take off.

• The Signature: The interior is subtly engraved with the official 'The Met x Lele Sadoughi' collaboration branding.