Description of the Messika Diamond Bracelet
The Messika Move Titanium XL Cord Diamond Bracelet brings a bold and modern twist to one of the Maison’s most iconic designs. Crafted in brushed , this XL version enhances the strong and masculine look while keeping the clean, minimal lines that define the Move collection. The signature motif features three moving black diamonds that catch the light with every motion, symbolising freedom and energy. Lightweight, durable, and easy to wear, this bracelet is designed for men who value comfort, confidence, and contemporary style in the UAE.
Why the Messika Bracelet Is a Perfect Everyday Piece for Men in the UAE
This Move Titanium XL bracelet stands out for its sleek design and powerful presence. The matte finish of the gives it a modern edge, while the sliding knots make it easy to adjust for a perfect fit. The three black diamonds bring subtle sparkle and depth, adding elegance without being too formal. Whether worn alone or layered with another Messika bracelet, it’s the perfect mix of strength and sophistication a favourite among men in Dubai and across the UAE for its understated luxury and everyday wearability.
Key Features of the Messika Move Titanium XL Cord Diamond Bracelet
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Collection: Move Titanium
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Type: Diamond cord bracelet for men
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Metal: Black titanium is also available in Graphite titanium and natural titanium.
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Stones: Black diamonds, G/VS quality
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Total diamond weight: 0.44 carats
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Motif length: 40 mm
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Motif width: 11 mm
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Wrist size: Adjustable from 15 to 25 cm
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Design: Signature Move motif with three moving diamonds
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Style: Strong, modern, and versatile for daily wear
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Origin: Made in France
Care Instructions for Your Jewellery
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Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after each wear.
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Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and cleaning agents.
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Store separately in its Messika pouch or box to prevent scratches.
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Keep away from water and extreme heat.
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Have it professionally cleaned and checked regularly to preserve its shine and structure.
