“It plays with light and angles to create an almost velvety sensation. “Its clean, contemporary look and feel will appeal especially to people with an appreciation for art and sculpture,” says Evan. The motif is based on a twisted rectangular form that echoes the undulating shapes found in modern architecture. The newest evolution is Cable Edge, a wave-like pattern made in recycled silver and gold with conflict-free diamonds. What is David Yurman's Next Generation Cable? “The cable form is at the heart of everything we do - changing, adapting, and evolving, but always a constant,” says Evan Yurman, the founder's 40-year-old son who was named president last year. It's the thread that defines and connects Yurman’s stylish, contemporary, and classical ethos. It's been reimagined in countless styles, from colorful, bold aluminum cuffs to elegant diamond engagement rings and luxurious diamond chain link necklaces. Over the past four decades, David and Sybil Yurman, the husband-and-wife team who established the brand in 1980, have leaned into the Cable motif and made it an iconic American design. Today, the universal design is instantly recognizable as David Yurman's signature style. It's a style Yurman also recognized in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s ancient gold torque necklaces, DNA's twisted structure, and even in nature’s hanging vines. “That strength and simplicity grabbed me,” Yurman once said. When David Yurman sculpted his first Cable bracelet with gold wire 40 years ago, he envisioned the twisted metal ropes that architect John Augustus Roebling used to suspend the Brooklyn Bridge.
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