“Dior” 2002-2010 Lace embedded lucite bangle

From Dior, a brand that has pursued elegant designs that draw on the spirit of haute couture and enhance feminine beauty, we are pleased to introduce an exquisite bangle that encases black lace within resin. Delicate lace layered with lustrous Loo-site creates a piece that combines decorative appeal with a distinctly modern product sensibility.

The wide bangle form, crafted from clear and black molded resin, reveals depth in which the lace inside appears to float depending on the viewing angle. The fine knit texture of the black lace subtly shows through as it catches the light, creating an expression that a single-color bangle cannot offer—adding a quiet sense of splendor to your hands.

At the center of the resin, a gold-colored rectangular plate is embedded, with the word “Dior” engraved in serif lettering. Rather than displaying the logo prominently on the surface, the brand name is incorporated into the material itself—so it naturally blends as part of the design while delivering a definite presence when worn.

What is especially compelling is the structure that directly seals the lace fabric within the resin. The contrast between the fabric’s soft texture and the resin’s hard, smooth finish is beautiful, and the concept of transforming fabric into jewelry reflects Dior’s romantic and experimental sensibility during the John Galliano era. While it offers decorative appeal for dresses, the combination of materials also conveys a modern mode.

The included white box features fine embossed detailing with subtle raised textures, and the Dior logo is printed at the center of the lid. Not only the bangle itself, but also the storage packaging is finished with a unified world view—showing that the brand’s accessories at the time were presented as a fully realized, complete product.

Based on evidence such as the structure that encapsulates lace inside resin—unlike costume jewelry of the 1990s and earlier, which often used metal as the primary material—as well as the Dior engraving in serif lettering with only the initial letter capitalized and the textured white box specifications, this product can be judged to date from around 2002 to 2010. It also aligns with the period when John Galliano served as Dior’s artistic director, and fits within the decorative accessory trend seen in his prêt-à-porter era that used Loo-site and resin.

Because you can enjoy both the lace delicacy and the presence of the resin at once, this is especially recommended for those seeking individuality different from classic jewelry, or for anyone who wishes to add one distinctly modern element to their look. When revealed from the cuffs of a white shirt or a tailored jacket, you can add Dior-like decorative flair to a refined style. Styled with a black turtleneck or a simple dress, the lace’s translucency and the gold plate stand out, creating a sophisticated look on the hands, regardless of gender.

It is an exceptionally attractive accessory that can be incorporated into everyday outfits as well as special occasions, bringing the material expressions created by past Dior into today’s styling.

We would be delighted if you considered it on this occasion.