Link bracelets built from repeating connected links, in constructions that don't fall under a single named chain pattern. These are in stainless steel.
About these
Every chain bracelet is made of links, but the named patterns — curb, figaro, rope, box — describe one specific repeating shape. The bracelets here use link constructions outside those: oval and round links in alternating sizes, open links you can see through, multi-strand and cable-and-bar combinations, and designs that mix two link shapes along the length.
Open-link designs sit lighter for their visible width, since less metal is doing the same job. Closed, solid links are heavier and more robust.
Getting the length right
Measure your wrist with a tape or a strip of paper and add about half an inch so the bracelet drapes rather than binds. Seven to seven and a half inches suits most women; eight to eight and a half suits most men. A wider or heavier bracelet wants the extra half inch more than a fine one does. Lengths are on each product page.
About the metal
Stainless steel — harder than gold or silver, will not tarnish, shrugs off the scratches that show on a precious metal. A sensible choice for anyone who reacts to other metals, and for a piece worn every day or in water. Black and gold-tone finishes are IP plated, a hard vacuum-bonded coating that lasts far better than conventional plating.
Care
Warm water, a drop of dish soap, a soft brush, dry. No polishing cloth and no tarnish to remove. Avoid abrasives on a polished or IP-plated surface.
Related collections
See also fancy link bracelets in sterling silver, fancy link bracelets in 14k yellow gold, fancy link bracelets in 14k white gold, fancy link bracelets in two-tone gold, curb link bracelets in stainless steel, all fancy link bracelets and all bracelets and anklets.
