Silver Bracelets

Is this sterling silver or stainless steel?

316L surgical stainless steel, not sterling silver. The difference matters: sterling silver tarnishes, scratches easily, and requires regular polishing. 316L surgical steel does not tarnish, does not rust, and holds its finish through daily wear, water, and sweat without any maintenance. It is also hypoallergenic and nickel-free - which sterling silver is not.

Which silver pieces are fully waterproof?

All pure steel pieces - LA Cuban Silver, Miami Cuban Silver, Esthetic Cuban Silver, Rope Bracelet Silver, Arc Steel, Texas, California Silver, Titan, and all Vintage models. Shower, swim, gym - no restrictions. Infinity python and stingray pieces with silver frames and Eros are dry-care only - the steel frame handles water but the exotic leather does not.

What is the difference between LA Cuban, Miami Cuban, and Esthetic Cuban?

LA Cuban uses flat oval interlocking links - the slimmest and most classic chain cuff profile. Miami Cuban has wider, rounded links with more surface area and visual weight on the wrist. Esthetic Cuban is the finest and most minimal of the three - a slim chain for men who want subtle metal presence. All three are pure 316L steel and fully waterproof.

What is the difference between Arc, Vintage, Texas, and California silver cuffs?

Arc Steel is the most minimal - a clean polished arc with no surface detail, the most versatile silver cuff. Texas and California have distinct engraved geometric patterns on the same waterproof steel base. Vintage models (Alfa, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Sigma, Music, Maya) range from simple to detailed hand-finished engravings. Titan is a wider heavier arc for more wrist presence. All bend once to your wrist shape and hold that fit permanently.

How do I put on a silver cuff bracelet?

Slide the cuff onto the narrowest part of your wrist - just below the wrist bone - then rotate into position. If the fit is loose or tight, gently press the two open ends inward or ease them slightly apart. The 316L steel holds whatever shape you give it. Set once, leave it. Chain cuffs (Cuban link styles) use a standard fold-over clasp.

Will the silver finish tarnish or fade?

No. 316L surgical stainless steel does not tarnish, rust, or fade. The silver finish holds through daily wear, water exposure, sweat, and sun without any polishing or maintenance. If you want to restore shine after extended wear, a soft polishing cloth brings it back to near-new condition in seconds.

Is the silver hardware hypoallergenic?

Yes. 316L surgical stainless steel is medical-grade alloy, nickel-free and copper-free. No green-wrist reaction, no skin irritation, no allergic response. Safe for continuous daily wear even on sensitive skin - the same alloy used in surgical implants.

What outfits does a silver bracelet work with?

Silver steel pairs with almost any outfit - it is the more neutral and versatile of the two metal finishes. Works alongside most watch cases (silver, white gold, two-tone). Pairs cleanly with black, grey, navy, white, and most cool-tone outfits. Arc Steel or Esthetic Cuban under a suit sleeve alongside a steel-case watch is one of the cleanest combinations in the catalog.

What size should I order?

Size M fits most men and is the most popular pick. S fits smaller wrists (up to 6.7"). L fits larger wrists (up to 8"). Cuban link cuffs are sized S, M, L. Solid cuffs bend to fit within each size band. Wrap a tape measure around your wrist and match to the size chart on the product page.

Which silver bracelet should I buy first?

Arc Steel is the safest starting point - the cleanest profile, fully waterproof, pairs with the widest range of outfits and watches. LA Cuban Silver if you want the chain link format. Vintage Gamma Silver for engraved surface detail on a waterproof base. Infinity Black Stingray with silver frame if you want exotic leather at a fraction of the luxury house price - dry-care only.