Chain Bracelets
A refined edit of metal bracelets—featuring bold chains and structured silhouettes in gold, silver and platinum. Minimal detailing with a focus on form and proportion.
Vada Solitaire Bracelet
Capri Gemstone Toggle Bracelet
Thea Diamond Toggle Bracelet
MONACO CURB BRACELET
LUCCA FIGARO BRACELET
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FINE TO BOLD LINKS, WORN ALONE OR LAYERED
CHOOSING A LINK STYLE
The link sets the character of the bracelet. A fine cable or belcher link is delicate and everyday. A curb link lies flatter and looks bolder. A heavier link carries more gold and more presence. The belcher, sometimes called a rolo, is the classic round-link chain, and it has an unusual name for a reason: it is named after Jem Belcher, an English boxer who wore the style two hundred years ago. It has stayed popular that whole time because it is simple, strong and suits everyone.
SIZING AND FIT
A chain bracelet should sit close with a little movement, and around 18 to 19cm suits most wrists. Because it is flexible, it settles as you wear it. If you are between sizes, most chains can be shortened or lengthened, so it is worth asking rather than guessing.
CLASPS
Most of our chain bracelets close with a secure lobster clasp. It is worth checking the clasp now and then, since it is the part that does the most work over the life of the piece.
HOW TO LAYER
Chain bracelets layer easily, with each other and with other forms. Pair a fine chain with a heavier one, or wear a chain alongside a bangle or a tennis line for a mix of textures on one wrist.
CRAFTED WITH SOLID GOLD AND STERLING SILVER
Every chain bracelet is solid gold, not plated, so the links hold their colour and do not wear thin at the clasp over time.
CARING FOR YOUR CHAIN BRACELET
Wipe it with a soft cloth, take it off before swimming or heavy work, and store it flat so it does not knot.
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT CHAIN BRACELETS
WHAT IS A BELCHER CHAIN?
A belcher is a classic chain of round or oval links of even size, sometimes called a rolo chain. It is named after the English boxer Jem Belcher, who wore the style two hundred years ago. Simple, strong and versatile, which is why it has lasted.
WHAT LENGTH SHOULD A CHAIN BRACELET BE?
Around 18 to 19cm suits most wrists, sitting close with a little movement. Because a chain is flexible it settles as you wear it, and if you are between sizes it can usually be adjusted.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BELCHER AND A CURB CHAIN?
A belcher is made of round or oval links and sits rounded on the wrist. A curb chain has flatter, interlocking links that lie flush and look a little bolder. Both are strong everyday styles.
ARE YOUR CHAIN BRACELETS SOLID GOLD?
Yes. Solid gold, not plated, so the links hold their colour and do not wear thin at the clasp.
CAN A CHAIN BRACELET BE SHORTENED OR RESIZED?
Yes. Most chain bracelets can be shortened or lengthened, so you can set it to your wrist.
