CRASH Jewelry Celebrates Cadillac and Endurance Sports Car Racing in Two Innovative Designs.

Los Angeles, California Jul 5, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - For more than a century, racing has provided a launch pad for Cadillac to transfer knowledge and technology between race cars and production vehicles, and a way to build a fanbase for the brand around the world.

To illustrate Cadillac's commitment to performance, the brand collaborated with CRASH Jewelry to produce limited edition sustainable jewelry made from CT5-V Blackwing steel in original factory paint.

Two styles are available in original factory Black Raven and Chartreuse Metallic Paintthe Blackwing Icon Cuff and the V-Performance Pattern Cuff. Each design consists of a limited edition run of only 75 pieces.

Using emerging laser technology, CRASH Jewelry's innovative designs are created through a process that selectively preserves and highlights the Cadillac's original factory paint. The Blackwing Icon Cuff depicts the repeating logo pattern that, at rst glance, resembles a tire tread.

As its name indicates, the V-Performance Pattern Cuff portrays just that but in both colors as a double cuff.

The Cadillac wordmark is engraved inside every cuff, along with a custom CRASH Jewelry VIN, and a serial number to denote its position in the exclusive series.

Both Blackwing Cuffs can be found on the V- Series 20th Anniversary Collection website 

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CRASH Jewelry is the brainchild of jewelry artist and metalsmith Christi Schimpke, who was inspired when she relocated her jewelry studio to her husbands collision repair facility to make wearable art from discarded luxury vehicle body panels. Every item retains the original factory paint and provenance.