Iced-Out Bracelet Collection
An iced out bracelet sits where you look at it most yourself, and where it catches light with every movement of your hand. That is why it often stands out more than a chain of the same caliber.
Tennis or fully set
A tennis bracelet has one continuous row of stones and stays relatively subtle as a result. Fully set link bracelets are wider and more outspoken. For everyday wear, tennis is usually the better choice.
Size
Measure your wrist just below the wrist bone and add 1.5 to 2 cm. On set models a good fit matters more than usual: if it sits too loose the bracelet turns, and you end up looking at the back of the setting.
Care
A bracelet comes into contact with soap more often than any other piece of jewelry. Brush the settings gently and regularly with lukewarm water and a soft toothbrush.
Material
The set bracelets are made of copper alloy with a five-layer PVD finish; the moissanite models are solid 925 sterling silver. A PVD layer is harder than ordinary plating, but it is still a coating: take those bracelets off before the shower, the gym and the pool. Solid silver can be worn in the shower and only comes off before swimming, because chlorine attacks silver.
Also see the full iced out collection.