6mm Moissanite Cuban Link Bracelet

Every link is pave set with lab-created D Color VVS1 moissanite, and the setting continues across the box clasp too. That means there is no bare gap wherever the clasp happens to sit on your wrist. Moissanite rates 9.25 out of 10 on the Mohs hardness scale, just below diamond at 10, so it holds up to daily wear.

Slim. The 6mm here is the width of the chain, and Cuban links run from about 6mm up to 20mm, so this sits at the fine end of the range. It reads as an everyday bracelet, narrow enough to stack with a watch or another chain. Each link is pave set with 1.5mm stones, which is what gives the continuous coverage across the whole line.

Measure around your wrist with a flexible tape just above the wrist bone, keeping the tape flat and not tight. Choose the length closest to that measurement. A 7in wrist takes the 7in.

The length on the label is the chain, and the clasp adds a little more once fastened, so that is where your comfort room comes from and there is no need to size up. Prefer it looser? Take the next size up. Sizes run 6.5in (16.5cm) to 8.5in (21.6cm).

Yes. It is a tongue-and-box clasp, where a shaped tongue slides into the box and locks in place. It is the standard closure on Cuban link jewelry because it sits flush with the links, and here the face is pave set so it blends into the line.

Yes. The bracelet is made from hypoallergenic 925 sterling silver and is nickel-free and lead-free, which makes it suitable for sensitive skin.

Brief contact with water will not damage it, but we recommend taking it off before showering or swimming. Repeated exposure to soap, shampoo and chlorine dulls the plating over time, and a pave setting has more small crevices for residue to collect in.

No. Moissanite does not lose its sparkle or turn cloudy over time. Any dullness is surface buildup, and a wipe with a soft cloth restores it. On a pave piece a soft brush helps reach between the stones.

Yes. Moissanite passes thermal diamond testers because its thermal conductivity is close to diamond, and a GRA report is included. A combined moissanite and diamond tester will correctly identify it as moissanite.