Maltese Cross Cuff
The Chanel-era cuff that turned Verdura’s Maltese cross into the house’s defining signature.
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Story & heritage
Verdura says the Maltese Cross Cuffs were originally designed for Coco Chanel and remain as bold today as they were in the 1930s. The official brand story also identifies these cuffs as the work that became Fulco di Verdura’s signature before he opened his American house.
The current collection keeps that origin visible through cuffs, bracelets, rings, and earclips, but the wide gem-set cuff remains the clearest reading of the icon.
Materials & craft
Official product copy lists this version with Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s Maltese Cross Cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.; Peridot, blue topaz, diamond, enamel and 18k gold.
Across current official variants, the design appears with enamel, diamonds, pearls, peridot, blue topaz, amethyst, black jade, cocholong, aquamarine, and 18k gold.
How to choose & style
Let Maltese Cross Cuff be the focal point: its motif is specific enough to carry a simple black dress, cream knit, or tailored jacket without needing competing jewelry. For a quieter read, choose one related format and keep the rest of the metals close in tone.
