A Bar Station Cuban Chain In Silver
A single rectangular bar sits at the front of this cuban chain, filled with small set stones and framed by plain metal on all four sides. The rest of the chain runs plain and flattened from that bar all the way round. One point of interest against a plain length is the whole idea.
| Product Type | Mens Chain |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Casual evenings and outings |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- A single set bar marks the front, leaving the entire rest of the chain plain and polished.
- The bar is framed by plain metal edges, which contains the setting rather than letting it spread.
- Cuban links either side lie flat, so the bar sits square at the base of the throat.
- Bench made in 925 sterling silver with the bar soldered into the chain rather than hung from it.
- One accent on a plain chain is easier to wear daily than a chain set along its full length.
Styling Suggestions
This is the chain for a man who wants something more than plain but less than fully set. It works with an open collar where the bar sits visible at the throat. Keep the wrist plain, or pair it with the polished curb bracelet in this range.
FAQs
Where does the bar sit when worn?
It is positioned at the front of the chain, so it settles at the hollow of the throat when the chain is on. Because the cuban links lie flat rather than rolling, the bar stays square rather than turning on its side.
Is the bar fixed or does it slide?
It is soldered into the run of the chain, so it stays in one place rather than sliding along. That construction keeps it centred and stops it drifting round towards the back of the neck over the course of a day.
Does one accent look unbalanced?
It reads as deliberate rather than unbalanced, in the same way a single pendant does. Placing all the detail at the front puts it where it is seen and leaves the remaining links comfortable where they sit under a collar.
Can I wear this with a pendant?
Better not on the same chain, since the bar already occupies the front. If you want a pendant, wear it on a second chain at a different length so the two elements sit apart rather than competing at the same point.
