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Sterling Silver Jewelry

7-Inch Sterling Silver Diamond Cut Cable Anklet, Bracelet 3.7mm

$107
Chain Length: 7-inch

Frequently Asked Questions

All You Need to Know About Sterling Silver Bracelets

What silver bracelet styles are available?

Bracelet Styles

Chain bracelets come in the same styles as necklaces—curb, figaro, rope. Bangles are rigid circles you slip on. Cuffs are open-ended and adjustable. Tennis bracelets have a line of stones. Link bracelets have larger connected pieces.

  • Chain: Flexible, many patterns
  • Bangle: Rigid circle, classic
  • Cuff: Open, adjustable
  • Link: Chunky connected pieces
  • Tennis: Line of set stones
How do I find my bracelet size?

Bracelet Sizing

Measure your wrist with a flexible tape, then add 1/2 to 1 inch for comfort. Bangles need to fit over your hand—measure your hand at the widest point, then find a bangle slightly larger. Cuffs are more forgiving since they adjust.

  • Chain: Wrist + 1/2 to 1 inch
  • Bangle: Measure over hand
  • Cuff: Flexible fit
  • Snug vs loose is preference
Can I wear silver bracelets every day?

Everyday Wear

Absolutely. Heavier chain bracelets and solid bangles handle daily wear well. Remove before activities that could snag or crush them. Expect scratches over time—they become part of the piece's character. Polish occasionally to maintain shine.

  • Sturdy styles work daily
  • Remove for rough activities
  • Minor scratches are normal
  • Regular polishing helps
How do I stack silver bracelets?

Stacking Tips

Mix textures—combine smooth bangles with chain bracelets or cuffs with beaded styles. Odd numbers look best (3, 5, 7 pieces). Keep metals consistent unless you're intentionally mixing. Don't overstack heavy pieces—it gets uncomfortable.

  • Mix different textures
  • Odd numbers work well
  • Vary thickness and style
  • Consider total weight
What clasp types are most secure?

Clasp Security

Lobster claws are reliable and easy to use. Toggle clasps are stylish but can slip open if loose. Box clasps with safety catches are very secure. Magnetic clasps are convenient but not recommended for valuable pieces—they can open unexpectedly.

  • Lobster claw: Secure and easy
  • Toggle: Stylish, fit matters
  • Box with safety: Very secure
  • Magnetic: Convenient but risky