Men's Silver-Tone Link Bracelet

Men's silver link bracelets: find your link

A link bracelet is defined by the shape of its links, and each shape gives a different feel on the wrist. We carry silver-tone link bracelets in more than ten different links. All are stainless steel or titanium steel; silver is the color, not the metal. This page helps you find the link that suits you, then the clasp.

Link families at a glance

Flat and polished: Cuban and curb

The most classic men's bracelet, a smooth band of interlocking links. To choose the width and the length, use our silver curb bracelet width guide.

Woven: wheat and Byzantine

Texture and depth. The wheat link chain bracelet comes in 3, 4 or 6 mm; the double wheat is a wide 12 mm band with blackened details. The Byzantine link bracelet comes in 6 or 8 mm, and a version alternates Byzantine and engraved geometric links.

Engineered: keel, bicycle, geometric

Structured, modern links. The bicycle chain link bracelet copies a bicycle chain and comes in eleven lengths from 6.25" to 10". The keel link is a band of interlocking geometric segments. The geometric link bracelet is a wide polished band in 10, 12 or 15 mm.

Light and minimal: paperclip, rope, snake

For a thinner wrist or a discreet look. The paperclip bracelet has open rectangular links and an extender. The rope bracelet is 5 mm, the flat snake 3 to 5 mm.

With stones: tennis

A single row of cubic zirconia. See our men's tennis bracelets.

The clasp changes daily life

If you often take your bracelet on and off alone, a magnetic clasp or a fold-over is the easiest. For a heavy bracelet, prefer a box clasp.

Care

Steel link bracelets are fine in the shower, the sea and the pool. Rinse in clean water after salt or chlorine, and dry woven links well. On black, gold-tone or two-tone plated versions, perfume and chlorine wear the plating over time.

All our silver-tone wrist pieces are on men's silver chain bracelets.