FAQ
Questions before you choose
Clear answers about the metal, the moissanite, and how to keep it bright.
Bezel set moissanite drops925 silver with gold tone platingGRA graded moissanite option18 cm and 20 cm lengths
FAQ
Questions before you choose
What are the dangling stones made of?
They are round moissanite stones held in polished bezels. Moissanite is a bright faceted stone that throws a lot of light. A GRA graded option is available if you want the stone to arrive with its own report.
Is this real gold or gold plating?
The bracelet is built on a 925 silver base with a K yellow gold plating that gives it the warm gold tone you see. It is a plated finish, not solid gold, which keeps it light on the wrist and easy to wear every day.
Which length should I pick, 18 cm or 20 cm?
Pick 18 cm if you like a bracelet that sits closer to the wrist, and 20 cm if you prefer a looser drape or a slightly larger wrist. The curb links lie flat either way so the chain stays neat.
Will the clasp stay shut on its own?
Yes. The hinged lobster clasp clicks closed on the first try and holds through a full day, so it does not slip open against a sleeve or a bag strap.
How do I keep the gold tone bright?
Wipe it with a soft cloth after wear and store it dry, away from other metal pieces. Take it off before a shower, a pool, or the sea, since standing water and soap dull any plated finish over time.
Can I layer it with other bracelets?
It layers well. Wear it alone next to a watch for a clean look, or stack it with a thinner chain for the evening. The flat Cuban links sit close so nothing bunches up.
What is GRA on the moissanite option?
GRA is the grading report that comes with the certified moissanite version. If you choose that option, the stone is checked and arrives with a small report so you can see its details.
Does the moissanite lose its sparkle?
Moissanite holds its shine well. A quick wipe to clear skin oils and dust brings the facets back, so the drops keep catching light through everyday wear.