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Sterling Silver Bracelets

Meet the Sterling Silver Bracelets, where timeless craftsmanship meets modern allure. Its form is balanced and enduring, drawing on heritage techniques refined over generations. Contemporary enhancements deliver a smooth, satisfying experience every time. The finish reveals depth and dimension, inviting a second look—and a third. Enduring by design and built to the highest standards, it stands apart in every detail. Make it the signature you reach for, day after day.

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Buyer's Guide

Sterling Silver Bracelets Buying Guide

Silver bracelets range from delicate chains to bold cuffs. Understanding the options helps you find pieces that fit your style and lifestyle.

Bracelet Types

Chain: Flexible, various link styles. Classic choice.

Bangle: Rigid circle. Slip over hand to wear.

Cuff: Open-ended, adjustable. Easy on/off.

Tennis: Line of set stones. Dressy and elegant.

Charm: Chain with decorative attachments. Personalized style.

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Finding Your Size

Chain bracelets: Measure wrist, add 1/2" to 1" for comfort.

Bangles: Measure hand at widest point (knuckles). Need to slip over.

Cuffs: More forgiving—can adjust opening.

Standard sizes: Small 6.5", Medium 7", Large 7.5"

Preference: Snug vs. loose is personal choice.

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Clasp Types

Lobster claw: Most secure and easiest to use.

Toggle: Decorative, but ensure fit is right.

Box clasp: Lies flat, add safety chain for security.

Magnetic: Easy but can release unexpectedly.

Slide: Adjustable length, modern look.

Stacking Tips

Mix textures: Combine smooth and textured pieces.

Vary widths: Different sizes create visual interest.

Odd numbers: 3, 5, or 7 pieces look balanced.

Keep metals consistent: Unless intentionally mixing.

Comfort matters: Don't overstack heavy pieces.

Care Guidelines

Daily care: Wipe with soft cloth after wearing.

Remove for: Cleaning, swimming, exercising.

Store separately: Prevent scratches from other jewelry.

Tarnish removal: Silver polish or cloth.

Check regularly: Inspect clasps for wear.

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