Gold Byzantine Bracelet

Gold Byzantine bracelets at Seattle Gold Grills are 14K yellow gold, built from interlocking links that weave into a dense, rounded chain with real presence on the wrist. The shop is family owned in Renton, Washington, in the jewelry trade since 1976, and looks after customers from Seattle and the wider Puget Sound area as well as shipping nationwide, fully insured with signature required.

How Byzantine Links Are Made

Each link is formed, joined and then woven through the links around it, which is why a Byzantine chain takes far longer to assemble than a curb or cable. The result is a chain that looks like a rope from a distance and like a puzzle up close. On a 14K yellow gold bracelet that texture matters, because every fold of the weave holds a different highlight and the yellow reads deeper in the recesses.

How Byzantine Bracelets Are Priced

Gold bracelets are priced by weight at the current gold market, so the price on each listing updates with the gold price. Byzantine construction packs a lot of metal into a short run of chain, so a Byzantine bracelet often weighs more than a simpler link in the same width. Width and length both move the number, and the listing always carries the current figure for that piece.

Wear It Well

The weave gives plenty of surface for a cloth to reach, so wipe the bracelet after wearing and rinse it in warm water with mild soap when it dulls. Pair it with a gold Byzantine chain for a matched set, or compare the silver Byzantine bracelet in white metal. Browse all gold bracelets, plan a piece in the Chain and Pendant Builder, or book an appointment in Renton to see the weave in person.