Buy Silver Link and Chain Bracelets Online
Link bracelets are the backbone of any silver collection. The design is simply metal joined to metal, and everything else, the weight, the drape, the way light travels along the wrist, comes from the shape of that link. This is the largest bracelet section in our catalogue, running from slim everyday chains to heavy textured designs. All of it is 925 sterling silver, with plain, patterned and stone set finishes across the different link types. Lengths are stocked for both women and men, and new weights come in regularly.
The Link Styles We Stock
Each link below has its own character, and the difference is easier to feel on the wrist than to see in a photograph.
Cuban and Curb Links
Flattened oval links twisted to lie flat against the wrist. The most recognisable chain shape there is, stocked here in weights from slim to heavy, including pave finishes.
Box and Flat Links
Square links joined end to end, or flat plates linked in a smooth run. Both sit neatly under a shirt cuff, which is why they get picked for office wear. They also take a polish well, so the chain keeps a clean line.
Figaro and Mixed Patterns
A repeating rhythm of long and short links. The pattern breaks up the line of the chain and reads as a little more decorative, and it drapes more loosely than a uniform chain.
Station and Motif Chains
Chains carrying spaced details along their length, so the eye has somewhere to rest between the links, including heart stations and shell set panels. These shade into our charm chains at the lighter end.
Heavy and Textured Links
Grooved bars, chevron arrows, watch links and pyramid studs in broader weights. Most of these also sit in our men's collection.
What Makes Our Link Bracelets Worth a Try
Every link in a bracelet is a joint, and a joint is where quality shows over time. Ours are soldered closed and tested for movement so the chain flexes evenly along its length rather than stiffening at one point. Clasps are matched to weight, with box clasps and safety catches on the heavier designs, and the ends are finished so the chain lies flat instead of twisting. Each bracelet is measured against its stated length before packing. Our team is on call and WhatsApp for guidance on weight and length.
What You Get When You Order a Link Bracelet
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Insured shipping on every chain, wrapped tamper proof at our counter.
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5 day return window on every bracelet, starting from delivery day.
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BIS hallmark certified 925 silver in every link on this page.
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Lifetime replating service, so a much worn chain can be brought back.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Cuban link?
A Cuban link is made of oval links that are flattened and twisted so they lie flat and interlock closely. The result is a dense chain with a smooth top surface, which is why it holds pave work so well and why it has stayed the most recognised chain style in silver.
What is a figaro chain?
A figaro chain alternates one longer link with two or three shorter ones in a repeating pattern. The rhythm gives it a more decorative look than a uniform chain, and it drapes a little more loosely.
What is a box link?
A box link is made of square links joined face to face, forming a chain that looks like a continuous line of small cubes. It sits flat, feels smooth against the skin and keeps a clean line under a sleeve.
How is bracelet length measured?
Length is measured end to end including the clasp, and it is listed in centimetres or inches on each product page. Most women's bracelets sit between 17 and 19 cm, and men's designs generally run from 20 to 22 cm.
How much room does a bracelet need on the wrist?
About one finger of space between the chain and your wrist is the usual guide. That lets the bracelet move and sit at the narrowest part of the wrist without feeling tight through the day.
Which link styles suit daily wear?
Box, flat and slim curb chains are the easy everyday picks, since they sit close to the wrist and slide under a sleeve. Heavier Cuban and textured links tend to be worn when they can be seen.
What is a lobster clasp?
A lobster clasp is a small spring loaded hook shaped roughly like a lobster claw. You press the lever, hook it through the end ring and let go, and the spring holds it closed. It is the most common clasp on our lighter chains.