The Bracciale del Giglio (meaning the "Bracelet or Bangle of the Lily" in Italian) is unique with its characteristic floral patterns, worked with "traforo fiorentino" goldsmithing into the distinctive, two-tone craftsmanship that is synonymous with Florence. With a millerighe (meaning "thousand lines" in Italian) finish giving a silk texture at its base, every inch of this masterpiece requires many hours of meticulous detail. A labor of love that epitomizes the acme of Florentine artisanship. The Misri family may have left the walls of Old Cairo, but Old Cairo’s values have never left them. Our atelier in the historic centre of Firenze sits just across the historic Ponte Vecchio, building a connection between past and future and handing down jewelry savoir-faire and traditional craft from generation to generation. In the House of Misri, heritage is not only preserved. Inspired by the historical link between Cairo and the Republic (later Duchy) of Florence, it is guarded with devotion, and rebirthed with purpose. Like Egypt, a cradle of humanity shaped by many layers of cultures, languages, and faiths, our legacy is built on the quiet strength of continuity.
