Double Ruyi Cloud Open Cuff Bracelet – 99.9% Silver

Mirrored scroll tips frame the open wrist gap

Each terminal curls inward like a compact cloud, while engraved botanical lines travel along the outer ends. The middle remains comparatively smooth, so the eye returns to the paired scrolls rather than a central emblem.

Ruyi cloud is used as the published motif name and visual descriptor. The record does not authenticate dynasty, ethnic origin, ritual use, antique age or guaranteed luck. Cultural meaning should be approached without turning it into a product promise.

The paired symmetry distinguishes this cuff from the single ram-horn spiral, asymmetric wave ends and plain rounded bracelets.

Keep engraving crisp and the mirrored gap aligned

Slide the cuff on from the side of the wrist and avoid pulling one scroll farther than the other. Remove it for heavy work, sport and equipment use.

Wash with mild soap and a soft brush along the floral engraving. Rinse and dry both inner curls; do not force polish into the dark lines.

FTC guidance supports reading the full fineness description, and CCI advises limiting abrasive polishing. Store the cuff without compressing the open ends.

Match the 8mm cuff to one of ten wrist options

• Material: 99.9% silver, as listed
• Listed width: 8 mm
• Wrist options: 14-23 cm in 1 cm steps
• Published weight: 40-100 g range
• Verified form: mirrored scroll terminals with engraved ends

Measure the wrist at the intended position and choose one live circumference. An open cuff goes on through its gap, so a bangle measurement over the hand is not the same decision.

The listing does not map exact weights to exact sizes. Preserve 40-100 g as an overall range and avoid assuming that a particular circumference equals one endpoint.

Do not rely on repeated bending to make an incorrect size fit. Community discussions show that buyers worry about fatigue; substantial adjustment belongs with a qualified jeweler.

Ruyi meaning, wrist fit and weight questions