Men’s Satin & Oxidised Curb Chain Bracelet in Sterling Silver 925

A refined curb chain bracelet, handcrafted in solid Sterling Silver 925. Defined by its clean proportions and understated surface treatment, this piece presents a classic curb link, balancing simplicity with a quiet sense of weight and structure.

The surface is finished in a combination of satin brushing and oxidisation, introducing subtle tonal variation that enhances the depth and character of the metal without overpowering its form.

At approximately 11.2 mm in width and 21.5 cm in length, the bracelet offers a balanced and comfortable fit, designed for everyday wear while retaining a strong visual presence. Its proportions sit between subtle and statement, making it versatile across both casual and more refined styling.

A durable lobster clasp provides secure fastening, maintaining a clean and functional closure that complements the overall design language. British hallmarks confirm authenticity and adherence to traditional sterling silver standards.

Features

• Solid Sterling Silver 925
• Satin brushed and oxidised finish
• Width: Approx. 11.2 mm
• Length: Approx. 21.5 cm
• Secure lobster clasp fastening
• Balanced, everyday wearable design
• Classic curb chain profile
• UK hallmarked for authenticity and Tg makers stamp

Concept

This bracelet explores restraint and refinement within a familiar chain form. The curb link structure provides continuity and strength, while the satin and oxidised finish softens the surface response to light, introducing depth without distraction. The design focuses on proportion and material honesty, allowing the inherent qualities of sterling silver to define its presence.

Availability

• One available
• Ready to ship
• Fixed length: 21.5 cm

Maker’s Note

“This bracelet is about quiet strength. I wanted to soften the visual impact of the curb chain without losing its structure, allowing the surface finish to bring subtle complexity instead of additional form. It is a piece that reveals itself gradually rather than demanding attention immediately.”

— Tamara Gervasio