Sergio Lub has been handcrafting mixed metal bracelets in California since the 1970s, and the discontinued Autumn Wheat design is one of their most recognizable — a braided weave of copper, jeweler's brass, and German silver strands that catches warm and cool tones simultaneously depending on the light. The design name comes from the founder's memory of wheat fields stretching across the countryside, and the diagonal braid does have that quality: rhythmic, organic, and satisfying to look at from any angle.
The construction is worth understanding before you buy. Sergio Lub works exclusively from solid metal wire — no plating, no casting, no machine stamping. What you're wearing is the actual metal, which means the finish doesn't wear away and the piece ages naturally rather than degrading. At 25 grams and 2.75 inches at the widest point this is a substantial cuff with real wrist presence, and the open cuff format means it fits a range of wrist sizes with slight adjustment.
Details:
Condition:
Good to very good condition. Braid intact, metals show natural patina consistent with copper and brass aging. No damage or broken strands noted.
Why It Stands Out:
The no-plating construction is the headline — this bracelet wears differently than fashion metal pieces because there's nothing to wear through. The copper and brass will develop a natural patina over time that's part of the material rather than a sign of degradation. The Autumn Wheat design is a named, documented Sergio Lub pattern with a specific design story behind it, which gives collectors something to search for and find.
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