Hermès

Hermès Constance Slim Wallet Black Epsom Rghw

Epsom · Rose Gold

The H clasp that Catherine Chaillet drew for the Constance in 1969 has since become one of the most recognised signatures in leather goods; the Constance Slim borrows it for the smallest canvas of all — a wallet. This example pairs Black Epsom with rose gold hardware, the warmest and scarcest of the house's standard finishes. Against black, rose gold behaves like candlelight: softer than yellow gold, more intimate than palladium, and instantly identifiable to those who know the difference. It is the finish for people who wear their watches on leather straps and their gold quietly. Epsom is the correct leather for an object handled a dozen times a day — pressed, fine-grained, nearly immune to scratches, holding its slim profile for years. Inside, card slots and a zipped pocket order the essentials; a clever loop lets the wallet ride on a belt, turning it into the house's most discreet hands-free carry. It is Hermès at wallet scale with none of the compromise: the same hand-finished clasp, the same saddle-stitched edges as the full Constance. As a gift it lands perfectly; as a daily companion it disappears into the pocket of a life well organised. Small Constance pieces inherit the family scarcity — clasps are finished by hand, so runs stay short — and rose gold examples are allocated most sparingly of all. Many clients wait longer for the right small H than for a bag. Ours is store fresh with the blind stamp W, unmarked inside and out. It has been authenticated by our specialists. A wallet is the most personal Hermès one owns — worth choosing in person at our Knightsbridge showroom, though our personal shoppers will happily reserve it and arrange worldwide insured delivery.

Inspected by hand in our London workroom. Private viewings by appointment.
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