Pulseiras de corrente
From delicate box chains to bold curb links, our chain bracelets are handcrafted in solid gold and finished with lab-grown diamonds or moissanite — made to layer, stack, or wear alone.
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Por Stone Shape
Pulseira de ouro 10K com diamante redondo de 2,5 ct cultivado em laboratório
Pulseira de corrente em ouro 10K com diamante sintético em formato de pera e engaste em bisel.
Pulseira de corrente com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório, em ouro 10K
Pulseira de corrente em ouro 10K com diamantes redondos cultivados em laboratório
Pulseira de corrente trapezoidal em ouro 10K com diamantes cultivados em laboratório
Pulseira de corrente em ouro branco 10K com diamante oval cultivado em laboratório e cravação em garras
Pulseira de corrente em ouro branco 10K com diamante redondo cultivado em laboratório cravejado em garras
Pulseira de corrente em ouro 14K com diamante redondo de 0,5 ct cultivado em laboratório
Pulseira de corrente em ouro 14K com diamante redondo de 1,2 ct cultivado em laboratório
Pulseira de corrente em ouro 14K com diamante oval de 2,9 ct cultivado em laboratório
Pulseira de corrente com coração em ouro 14K e diamantes cultivados em laboratório.
Pulseira de corrente em ouro 14K com diamante sintético em formato de marquise cravejado com garras
How to Choose a Chain Bracelet
Chain bracelets are the most versatile piece in a jewelry collection — simple enough for daily wear, striking enough to stand alone. The right one comes down to three things: chain style, metal, and how you plan to wear it.
Chain styles: Curb and cuban link chains bring a bold, sculptural look with a wider profile, while paperclip and box chains offer a cleaner, more minimal silhouette. Cable and rope chains sit in between — textured but still refined. Rolo and figaro links are classic choices that layer well with charms or pendants.
Metals: Our chain bracelets are cast in solid 14K and 18K gold (yellow, white, and rose) as well as sterling silver — never gold-plated or gold-filled, so color and shine hold up over years of daily wear. For pieces with stone accents, we set lab-grown diamonds and moissanite, offering the same brilliance and durability as mined stones at a more accessible price point.
Styling: A single fine chain bracelet works well on its own or under a watch. For a stacked look, mix chain widths and textures — a chunky curb chain paired with a thinner cable or paperclip chain creates dimension without overwhelming the wrist. Adding a small charm or initial pendant personalizes any chain into a keepsake piece.
Every chain bracelet in this collection ships with a lobster or spring-ring clasp for security, and is backed by our lifetime craftsmanship warranty.
Perguntas frequentes
A chain bracelet is made of connected metal links — such as curb, box, cable, or paperclip links — worn around the wrist. Unlike bangles or cuffs, chains are flexible and adjustable, making them comfortable for everyday wear and easy to layer.
Yes. Solid gold chain bracelets (10K, 14K, or 18K) keep their color and shine indefinitely, while gold-plated pieces wear thin over time, especially with daily contact against skin, water, and lotion. Solid gold also holds more resale and sentimental value.
Lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined diamonds, just created in a controlled lab environment, and are priced lower than mined stones of the same size. Moissanite is a different mineral that's more affordable still and slightly more brilliant, though it reads differently under close inspection to a trained eye. Both are durable enough for everyday-wear bracelets.
Most women's chain bracelets run 6.5"–7.5". Measure your wrist with a soft tape or string, then add 0.5"–1" for comfortable movement — less if you prefer a snug fit, more if you like it looser. Many of our styles include adjustable clasps or extender chains for a customizable fit.
Yes. Solid gold and sterling silver chain bracelets are made for daily wear — they resist tarnish better than plated pieces and hold up to regular use. We recommend removing it before swimming, showering, or applying lotion to keep the finish looking its best.
Wipe it down with a soft, lint-free cloth after wearing to remove oils and residue. For a deeper clean, use lukewarm water with a drop of mild soap, then dry thoroughly before storing. Store flat or hanging in a soft pouch to prevent tangling and scratching against other pieces.
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