Silver Byzantine Bracelet

A silver Byzantine bracelet at Seattle Gold Grills is .925 sterling silver woven into interlocking links that form a rounded, dense chain. The jeweler is family run in Renton, Washington, in business since 1976, serving Seattle and the Puget Sound area and shipping nationwide, fully insured with signature required. Byzantine is one of the oldest link patterns in jewelry, and in sterling silver the weave reads crisp and bright.

Why Byzantine Suits Sterling Silver

The pattern is assembled link by link, each one threaded through the links around it, and the result has a lot of surface for the metal to reflect from. In a white metal that means small, sharp highlights all along the chain rather than one broad shine. It is a texture you notice up close and a shape you notice from across a room, which is why Byzantine works as a bracelet on its own rather than only as a base for pendants.

How Silver Bracelets Are Priced

Silver bracelets are priced on their own terms rather than by gold weight, so see each listing for the current price. Byzantine construction packs more metal into a given length than a simple cable, so a Byzantine bracelet has weight to it. Width and length both move the figure, and the listing states each.

Care and Wear

Woven links hold moisture in the joints, so dry the bracelet thoroughly after washing and after wearing it in humid weather. A soft silver cloth works into the weave, and a mild soap bath once a month keeps tarnish from settling in the recesses. Store it flat in a sealed bag.

The gold Byzantine bracelet shows the same construction in solid yellow gold, and the silver bracelet collection gathers every white metal style. Browse all bracelets, price a custom chain in the Chain and Pendant Builder, or book a consultation in Renton to see the weave in hand.