A Fully Set Cuban Link Chain
Small set stones cover every link along this cuban link chain, so the whole length reads as one bright rope rather than as separate links. The cuban construction still shows through, with flattened links locking closely against one another. Nothing plain is left anywhere along its run from one end of the clasp to the other.
| Product Type | Mens Chain |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Stage wear and party nights |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- Every link is set across its face, which turns the whole chain into one continuous field of light.
- The cuban shape stays visible under the setting, so the chain does not read as a plain solid tube.
- Tightly interlocking links keep the chain lying flat against the chest rather than twisting as it moves.
- Encrusted over 925 sterling silver with the setting worked link by link before the chain is assembled.
- The chain reads brightest under artificial light, which is where this style is usually seen.
Styling Suggestions
A fully set chain is a stage and party piece rather than a daily one, and it does not need anything beside it. Wear it over a plain dark tee where the stones have contrast. If you add a bracelet, match the link style rather than mixing.
FAQs
Why is this style called iced?
Iced is trade slang for a piece covered in stones, borrowed from hip hop jewellery where a chain fully set with diamonds is described as iced out. It refers to the continuous frost like surface that a full covering of stones produces.
Is a fully set chain practical for daily wear?
Not especially. The settings collect dust faster than plain links and the chain is more exposed to knocks around a neckline. Kept for evenings and cleaned properly afterwards, it holds its brightness for far longer than constant daily use would allow.
How do I clean a chain like this?
Warm water with a drop of mild soap and a soft toothbrush, worked along the length in sections. Rinse it thoroughly, then dry it completely, since water left sitting in the settings dries to a film that dulls the whole surface.
Will it mark my clothing?
Set silver can catch fine knits, so wear it over a smooth fabric rather than a loose weave. Against cotton and jersey it sits without trouble, which is why it is usually worn over a plain tee rather than a jumper.
