Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet

These sterling silver cuff bracelets are the pinnacle of elegance. We have found bracelets that are priced very reasonably for every budget, and all are absolutely beautiful.

Wikipedia gives some history about the cuff bracelet. While it’s been around since the days of Helen of Troy, Coco Chanel brought it into it’s modern style.

As an antidote for vrais bijoux en toc, the obsession with costly, fine jewels. Coco Chanel turned unenviable costume jewelry into a coveted accessory—especially when worn in excess displays, as did Chanel herself. Originally inspired by the opulent, costly jewels and pearls gifted to her by her aristocratic lovers, Chanel raided her own jewel vault and partnered with Duke Fulco di Verdura to launch a House of Chanel jewelry line. A white enameled cuff featuring a jeweled Maltese cross was Chanel’s personal favourite and has become an iconic piece representative of the Verdura Chanel collaboration.^[54] The fashionable and wealthy loved the creations and made it wildly successful.

 

Table of Contents: Sterling Silver Wide Cuff Bangle Bracelet / Sterling Silver Filigree Cuff Bracelet / Sterling Silver Embossed Cuff Bracelet / Sterling Silver Wave Cuff Bracelet / Sterling Silver Hammered Bypass Cuff Bracelet / Information about the care of sterling silver

 

Elegant .925 Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet With a High Polish Finish and a Wide Cuff Bangle

This cuff bangle bracelet is .925 sterling silver plated. It has a high polished finish, a cuff bangle.

The bracelet will fit a 7-8 inch wrist.

You can make a serious statement with this cuff bracelet. It has a gorgeous smooth highly polished finish, and its slip on cuff style will comfortably hug your wrist.

The .925 Sterling Silver plating is highly polished. The width of the bracelet is 1.18 inches.

The weight is 74 grams.

This beautiful bracelet is priced for all to wear and still will command a very special place in your jewelry box.

 

 

 

Sterling Silver Filigree Cuff Bracelet 6.5

This sterling silver cuff bracelet features a lovely vine motif openwork design. The polished and oxidized silver adds huge depth and interest to the pattern.

This is an accessory that will draw the eye. It is easy to wear, and will complement any outfit you happen to have on.

It is 2.4 inches in diameter, and 0.83 inches wide.

This bracelet is part of the Amazon Curated Collection.

 

 

 

 

 

Sterling Silver Embossed Cuff Bracelet

This cuff bracelet is crafted in polished sterling silver and is embossed with an elegant floral and vine design.

It is 2.35 inches in diameter, and 21 millimeters in width.

It is crafted with 26.2 grams of solid sterling silver.

It is featured in the Amazon Curated Collection.

 

 

 

Sterling Silver Wave Cuff Bracelet

This sterling silver cuff bracelet features a polished finish and wave silhouette.

With 1.7 inches wide and 2.7 inches in length it will grace your wrist in a spectacular way.

This wavy cuff bracelet is fashioned in gleaming rhodium-plated sterling silver that provides an enduring finish.

In addition, this bracelet is hypoallergenic.

It slips comfortably over the wrist and brings a trendy , bright touch to any outfit.

 

Sterling Silver Hammered Bypass Cuff Bracelet 7

This bracelet is crafted with 1.23 ounces of .925 sterling silver.

It is 1.65 inches high and 2.5 inches in diameter.

A featured item in the Amazon Curated Collection.

 

 

 

 

 

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Here is some information you need to know when shopping for sterling silver jewelry.

Sterling Silver History

Experts believe that silver alloy, used today as sterling silver, originated in continental Europe in the 12th century. Pure silver was found to be a soft and easily damageable material. When combined with other metals, most commonly cooper, it produced a tougher material that could be heavily relied on. Throughout the next few centuries, sterling silver was used as currency and for household items. It was often used as silverware and became the material used in a proper table setting between 1840 and 1940 throughout the United States and Europe. Because of this popularity, silver companies began to grow. During this craze, companies began to experiment using sterling silver compositions in jewelry, as it was a material that was easy to mold into intricate designs and gave a luxurious look with its metallic finish. Today, sterling silver is widely used in all kinds of jewelry styles and shines as beautifully as other precious metals, with the benefit of affordable pricing.

Sterling Silver Composition

While pure silver can be combined with many different types of metals, sterling silver is created when combining pure silver with copper. Sterling silver jewelry can be composed with different amounts of copper but is most often seen with the .925 stamp, meaning that the composition is of 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent copper. This has been found to be a good combination for maintaining the silver’s durability without harming its sparkle.

Caring for Your Sterling Silver Jewelry

Silver should not come into contact with harsh household chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, or chlorine. To avoid scratches, store silver in a lined jewelry box or pouch, as it is prone to tarnish as it naturally reacts with sulfur or hydrogen sulfide in the air. Cleaning and wearing silver jewelry regularly will prevent this and help maintain its shine. Immediately upon noticing any discoloration, use a gentle polish made specifically for removing tarnish.