Jewelry Kingdom 1Mens Necklace or Bracelet, 6MM Silver Cuban Link Chain for Men's Jewelry, Miami Chain Necklace for Women, High Polished 316L Stainless Steel(Length of 7-30inches)

Great necklace. I have always wanted a gold Miami Cuban link necklace but for one this size (6mm thick,26”long) it would have been around $2k. I decided that I could live with sterling silver as I have always liked the way it looks. But for one this size it was well over $100. I wanted something right away and my fiancé and I are saving $ so I decided to try stainless steel. I was pleasantly surprised. The necklace looks great, won’t tarnish whether you swim or shower with it on, and it is well made. The clasp is the same type of clasp that you see in the high end real gold necklaces. It’s not the flimsy looking crab claw. It’s the type that clicks into place and has the little hinges on either side that also close it. Most people think it’s white gold because the blend in the stainless steel they used for this piece has a very slight hint of gold color that makes it look like it’s either Platinum or white gold. It doesn’t look like some other stainless jewels I’ve bought before that looks like it’s chrome. For the price I’m very happy with it. It’s sturdy and will last a lifetime if I decide to wear it that long. I may do an experiment with it though. My mom used to refinish antiques for a living. They had a setup for gold plating that they used on different items like the knobs on antique dressers so they would look shiny and gold instead of faded brass. They use 24k gold to plate items and I am going to have them put it in several batches when they are playing different items. If I only did one layer it would start to show the steel after a month and after 6 months it would be half gold looking and half stainless. I’m going to have it electroplated at least 5 times. I’ll hang it from one side two times and the other side two times and from the middle once. Also I’ll do it once with the clasp closed and the other 4 times with the clasp open. If I do 5 layers of 24k gold it should have a thick enough layer of gold that I can wear or daily for at least a year or two before any of the steel shows through at all. It would last a lot longer if it wasn’t something that you wear daily but plated jewelry tends to not last as long as other things bc I’d sweat and constant contact with skin and clothes. But if I do 5 layers of electroplating it should look solid gold for two years. And then I’ll just get it plated 2 more times every 2-4 years and it will look like it’s a $2k necklace for probably about $20 each time I get them to plate it for me. It would normally cost a lot to get something gold plated multiple times but since it’s my moms old shop and it won’t make a big difference at all if they are already plating some brass knobs and I throw the necklace in there. They don’t use up all the gold each time they plate something so I will just get a decent thin layer of gold each time. I’ll throw them $20 and they will add it into the machine a few times when they are doing other stuff. After I get 5 layers on there it will last years without havsing to worry about it wearing off and looking crappy. It will probably cost me $100 over the course of a year or two but I will have a nice Miami Cuban link necklace that no one will ever know that it’s plated. The only way you would be able to tell is by weight. If it is put on a scale with a solid gold necklace the same size it will weigh a few grams less. Anyway, call me cheap but I’d rather spend $100! Instead of $2k+ for a necklace that no one will ever know is t solid gold.

I bought this to hold my approx 2k platinum wedding band while working.. I only say how much cause that's how much I don't want to lose it as 1. My wedding band, 2. Lost my job and can't replace.. so irreplaceable for 2 reasons. It is extremely strong and secure. Clasp locks essentially 3x one main clasp and the 2 side retainers. Feels nice and my wife actually thinks it looks cool so I wear it all the time now. No hair pulling either. I never take it off and no discoloration or really anything. Excellent deal. (My first Amazon review I believe.. I like it that much)

The description of the braclet gives the impression that it’s silver but really it’s stainless steel and silver plated. After about two weeks of use there started to become discoloring on the clasp which is how I knew that it wasn’t actually silver. Overall the design is nice and exactly what I was looking for I was just hoping that is actual silver. I also wish that the length was a bit smaller because I had to take off some links because the bracelet was too big. Nice design, just wish it was actual silver.

I would’ve gave this chain a five star the chain is beautiful and I love the clasp. But what idiot ever thought about wrapping this thing in this plastic. It takes you a half an hour to get it off with a razor knife cause it one wrap. They give it to you in a soft bag why don’t they just put it in that but the chain itself is great but they want to do something with the way they ship

First off im a college student so I wanted an affordable chain that could hold up in any condition and I came across this beautiful stainless steel chain with a box clasp. The reason this product is so great is because it goes with any stainless steel watches and doesn't tarnish unlike real .925 silver. Also it passes the "hang straight test" which means its a good quality cuban link chain.

I have a lot of stainless steel. I love it because it's tough and holds it's shine. After two days of wear, this bracelet is not only already scuffing but there are actual tiny bits of metal on my wrist. I don't know what to say except that I think it's some sort of plated alloy and not stainless steel.

Exactly as advertised. Very sturdy clasp. Perfect “starter” jewelry for an over active fourteen year old boy. Stainless is clean and does not have any issues after several months. Gets worn 24/7 and gets scrubbed in shower almost daily (gross boy habits). No discoloration or changes at all. Dad approved.

After about a week, the box lock started turning black. The rest of the chain is polished stainless steel with an oxidized box lock. It looks ridiculous