Cuban and Miami Cuban link chains in gold and sterling silver.
Cuban Link Chains
The collection
Cuban and Miami Cuban link chains in gold and sterling silver.
61 pieces
Pave Cuban Chain, 14K Yellow and White Gold
14K Yellow and White Gold · 8 mm · 22.3 g
$8,207
Cuban Chain, 14K Rose Gold
14K Rose Gold · Solid · 6.1 mm
$20,088
Cuban, 8.4 mm, Rhodium-Plated Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver, Rhodium Plated · 8.4 mm
$1,734
Semi Solid Miami Cuban Chain, 6.1 mm, 10K Yellow Gold
10K Yellow Gold · 6.1 mm
$4,911
Miami Cuban, Yellow Gold-Plated Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver, Gold Plated · 7 mm
Price range: $1,161 through $1,264
Cuban Chain, 7.25 mm, 10K Yellow Gold
10K Yellow Gold · 7.25 mm
$8,376
Cuban link chains, explained
A Cuban link chain is a thick curb chain with rounded links pressed tightly together, so it lies flat and reads as one continuous band. It is one of the strongest chain styles and is made to be worn alone.
How to choose a Cuban chain
Width: about 3 mm for a fine or women's Cuban, 4 to 6 mm for the classic everyday chain, 7 mm and up for a statement. Length: 20 to 22 inches sits around the collarbone for most men; 16 to 18 inches for women. Construction: a solid Cuban is gold all the way through and can be repaired; a semi-solid Cuban keeps the width with less gold and a lower price. Clasp: look for a box clasp with a safety catch, and close it every time.
Is a Cuban chain strong?
Yes. In solid gold it is one of the strongest chain styles.
What is the difference between solid and semi-solid Cuban chains?
A solid Cuban is gold all the way through; a semi-solid one has partially hollowed links and carries less gold.
What is the difference between a Cuban and a curb chain?
A Cuban is a heavier, thicker, more tightly interlocked curb chain.
From the Journal
- Cuban Link Chain Guide: Widths, Solid vs Semi-Solid and How Strong They AreThe Cuban chain explained: width, length, solid or semi-solid, and how to choose one that lasts.
- Gold Chain Styles: 20 Types Compared by Look and StrengthCable to Cuban, rope to herringbone: the 20 chain styles, which are strongest, which kink, and how to layer them.
