A Black Stone Silver Cuff Bracelet
A single black square stone sits bezel set at the centre of this silver cuff bracelet, with a line of small clear stones running along the band on both sides. The band itself is flat and narrow, and the ends stay open at the top of the wrist rather than meeting.
| Product Type | Cuff Bracelet |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Black cubic zirconia with clear cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Formal evenings and office wear |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- A black cushion cut stone anchors the centre, breaking the run of clear stones with a solid colour.
- The bezel rim wraps the black stone completely, protecting its corners from knocks during daily wear.
- Pave runs the full length of the visible band, so light continues past the centre stone.
- Shaped in 925 sterling silver with a flat band profile that sits neatly against the wrist.
- The narrow width makes this an easy cuff to wear beside a watch on the same arm.
Styling Suggestions
Black and clear stones on a slim silver band make this the most formal cuff in the range. It works with office wear, with a black dress and with monochrome dressing generally. Keep it as the only piece on that wrist, or pair it with a plain watch.
FAQs
What kind of stone is the black one?
It is a black faceted stone cut square with softly rounded corners, a shape usually called a cushion cut. The dark surface acts as a full stop at the centre of the band, which is why the clear stones read brighter beside it.
Does this cuff suit men as well?
It can be worn by anyone. The slim flat band and the black centre stone keep the design restrained, and the absence of colour beyond black and clear means it does not read as strongly feminine or masculine either way.
Will the pave catch on clothing?
The stones are set low into the band with metal beads holding them, so the front stays close to flat. It passes under a shirt sleeve without snagging, though loose knitwear is worth easing over slowly rather than pushing through in a hurry.
How often should silver be cleaned?
A wipe with a soft dry cloth after each wear is the main thing. Beyond that, a silver cloth every few weeks keeps the metal bright, and storing the cuff in a closed pouch slows the dulling that comes from air and humidity.