When the first atoms formed after the Big Bang, they began to glow, releasing light at precise wavelengths as electrons leapt and fell within them. These wavelengths created distinct patterns known as the emission spectrum, the cosmic fingerprint of the universe’s earliest elements.
The Emission Cuff translates that phenomenon into form. Its fluid, wavy silhouette mirrors the movement of light waves, while a band of precision-set zirconias represents the radiant spectral lines that once illuminated the dark.
