A Compass Medallion Mens Bracelet
A heavy polished curb chain runs the length of this mens bracelet and is interrupted at the centre by a round medallion with a darkened face. A compass star sits inside that face, ringed by a line of small stones. The chain closes with a square box clasp held by two push tabs.
| Product Type | Mens Bracelet |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Daily wear and casual outings |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- A round medallion breaks the run of the chain, giving the piece a clear front rather than uniform links.
- The medallion face is darkened so the compass star reads against the bright metal around it.
- Curb links are twisted and flattened so they lie level on the wrist instead of rolling over.
- Made in 925 sterling silver with a solid box clasp that clicks shut and locks with two side tabs.
- Small stones ring the medallion, marking its outline without turning the piece into a dressy one.
Styling Suggestions
A compass motif reads as travel rather than as jewellery, which suits men who want a reason behind what they wear. Pair it with a steel watch on the other wrist. It works with a plain tee and denim, and sits fine under a rolled shirt sleeve.
FAQs
What is a curb chain?
A curb chain is made of oval links that have each been pressed flat and given a half turn, so they lie flush against one another and against the skin. It is the most common chain style in mens jewellery because it stays flat rather than rolling around the wrist.
How does the box clasp work?
A tongue of metal slides into a hollow box until it clicks. The two tabs on the sides are a second catch, so the bracelet stays closed even if the main click is knocked. Press both tabs inward to release it.
Will the darkened face fade?
The dark finish sits in the recessed part of the medallion where it is protected from rubbing. Silver dips and abrasive polishes are what strip it, so clean the piece with a dry cloth and keep chemical dips away from the face.
Can I wear this to the gym?
Better not. Sweat, chlorinated water and knocks against equipment are hard on any silver chain, and the medallion is a raised part that can catch. Taking it off before training keeps the polish and the clasp in good order for far longer.
