Silver Cable Bracelet

Sterling silver cable bracelets at Seattle Gold Grills are built on the classic round link chain, including a fancy diamond cut long link design where the links are drawn out and faceted so they throw light as the bracelet turns. The family shop in Renton, Washington has been in business since 1976, serves Seattle and the Puget Sound area, and ships nationwide, fully insured with signature required.

Plain and Diamond Cut Cable

A plain cable link is round wire joined in a simple alternating pattern, which makes it the lightest looking chain in the collection for its width. A diamond cut long link does something different: the links are longer, and each face is cut with small angled facets. That cut is what makes a silver cable flash, because the facets reflect in narrow bursts instead of a continuous sheen.

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. An open cable pattern uses less silver than a curb or box link of the same width, which is why a wider cable can still be comfortable. Length in inches and width in millimeters are both on the listing, and both change the number.

Care and Wear

Diamond cut facets dull when they hold skin oils, so a soft cloth after wearing does most of the work. A mild soap bath and a soft brush along the links restores the sparkle. Dry the bracelet fully and store it flat, away from harder pieces that could blunt the cut edges.

The silver bracelet collection covers the other link families, and the silver chain takes this pattern to the neck. Browse all bracelets, price a custom piece in the Chain and Pendant Builder, or book an appointment in Renton to compare widths.