All bracelets
Chains, tennis bracelets, bangles and cuffs in solid 14K gold.
Seeing the full range
View the collectionLinks that drape and move with the wrist: solid 14K gold chain bracelets, from a 1.60 mm rope to a 9 mm tubogas.
In Brief
A chain bracelet drapes and moves with the wrist, and the link decides how it looks: flat and dense, twisted into a cord, or open and light. Every DEEVE chain bracelet is solid 14K gold, from a 1.60 mm diamond-cut rope to a 9 mm tubogas, in yellow gold with white and rose gold in several styles. Free worldwide shipping, with delivery in 5–7 business days.
Chains, tennis bracelets, bangles and cuffs in solid 14K gold.
Seeing the full range
View the collectionRigid forms that hold their shape — plain, twisted and mesh, in 14K gold.
Worn one at a time
View the collectionA continuous line of diamonds around the wrist, from two carats to ten.
Everyday wear through to statement
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The DEEVE Standard
FAQ
Choose by how present you want it to be. DEEVE's chain bracelets run from 1.60 to 9 mm: 1.60 to 2.80 mm is a fine everyday line that stacks well, 3.00 to 4.70 mm reads clearly worn alone, and 6.00 mm and wider is a statement. Wider does not always mean heavier: the 6.10 mm paperclip weighs 4.2 grams, the 9 mm tubogas 13.6 grams.
A chain bracelet is built from linked gold, so it drapes and moves with the wrist and closes with a clasp. A bangle is rigid and keeps its shape. DEEVE's chain bracelets are solid 14K gold in Cuban, figaro, rope, curb, paperclip, herringbone and other links; the rigid styles are in gold bangles and cuffs.
Yes, in several styles. White gold is offered on the figaro at 3.80, 4.50 and 6.00 mm, both rolo bracelets, the 4.70 mm curb, the 2.80 mm herringbone and the 1.60 mm rope. The 4.20 and 6.10 mm paperclips and the 5.90 mm Cuban come in yellow, white and rose gold, and the 4.00 mm diamond-cut rope in rose gold. The other styles are 14K yellow gold. White gold carries a rhodium finish, which the lifetime warranty renews.
Yes. Every chain bracelet here is 14K gold, never gold-plated, gold-filled or vermeil. Solid describes the metal, not the build: the semi-solid Miami Cuban, for example, is formed from gold tube so it carries its 6.10 mm width at a lighter weight.
About this collection
A chain bracelet drapes and moves with the wrist, and the link decides how it looks: flat and dense, twisted into a cord, or open and light. Every DEEVE chain bracelet is solid 14K gold, from a 1.60 mm diamond-cut rope to a 9 mm tubogas, in yellow gold with white and rose gold in several styles. Free worldwide shipping, with delivery in 5–7 business days.
Cuban and curb links are twisted so each one lies flat against the next, which gives a dense, smooth line; the Miami Cuban comes solid at 6.00 mm and semi-solid at 6.10 mm, and Franco is the rounded, close-linked alternative at 3.10 mm. Figaro alternates short and long links, from 3.00 to 6.00 mm. Rope twists its links into a cord that looks the same from every side, at 1.60 and 4.00 mm, with the 4.00 mm also in rose gold. Herringbone and brick omega lie flat like a ribbon, paperclip and rolo keep the bracelet open and light, and wheat, Singapore and Byzantine bring texture. Mariner, rib link and tubogas are the boldest links in the range.
Width sets presence. From 1.60 to 2.80 mm is a fine line for every day and for stacking, 3.00 to 4.70 mm holds its own worn alone, and 6.00 mm and wider is a statement. A wide bracelet is not always a heavy one: the 6.10 mm paperclip weighs 4.2 grams, while the 9 mm tubogas weighs 13.6 grams. Most styles close with a lobster clasp, many held between end caps; the 6.5 mm Miami Cuban, the semi-solid Cuban, the rib link and the brick omega close with a box clasp, with safety latches on the semi-solid Cuban and the omega.
Lengths run from 7 to 8.5 inches and are set by each style, so check the length listed on the piece. Measure your wrist with the size guide, and if you fall between two lengths, ask before you order.
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