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Box Chain Bracelets

5 pieces

“Buy jewelry you fall in love with. And it has to fit right, or there's no point.” Trax, at the jewelry store on 47th Street

Five round box bracelets: four in 14K gold from 3 to 6.4 mm, and one slashed box in .925 silver.

The 3.5 mm silver slashed box was bought most in the year, 9 sold, and it comes in three lengths.

Box chain bracelets in solid 14K yellow or rose gold and .925 silver: round box links from 3 mm to 6.4 mm, 7.5 to 10 inches long. The 14K ones weigh from about 10 grams at 3 mm to about 35 grams at 6.4 mm and 10 inches. A box chain links small square boxes end to end; the round box softens their corners, so it lies smooth on the wrist and next to a watch.

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.925
Made to order
Silver bracelet on a white background
from
$300

Silver Solid Round Slashed Box Link Bracelet 3.5mm 70625

Silver · 3.5 mm · 7.5 to 8.5 in

14K
Made to order
14K rose gold solid round box link bracelet, 8.25 inches, 5.5mm width, lobster clasp.
$4,150

14K Rose Gold Solid Round Box Link Bracelet 8.25 Inches 5.5mm 70900

14K · 5.5 mm · 8.25 in · 22.5 g

14K
Made to order
14k yellow gold diamond cut round box bracelet, 3mm width, 8 inches – close-up of faceted link texture
$2,100

14K Yellow Gold Diamond Cut Solid Round Box Bracelet 8 Inches 3mm 70644

14K · 8 in · 10.5 g

14K
$4,000

14K Yellow Gold Solid Round Box Link Bracelet 8.75 Inches 4.5mm 70901

14K · 4.5 mm · 8.75 in · 14 g

14K
$7,150

14K Yellow Gold Solid Round Box Link Bracelet 10 Inches 6.4mm 70898

14K · 4.5 mm · 10 in · 35.5 g

Made to order

The box links in our chain book run 3 mm to 6.7 mm.

Every link in our chain book can be made for you.

See the Box links in the chain book
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Buyer's guide

How to buy a box chain bracelet

Gold or silver, how wide a round box to wear, and the length that fits your wrist

Pick the metal first, then the width. The slashed box in .925 silver was the box bracelet bought most here in the year. In 14K gold, a round box of 4.5 to 5.5 mm is the width to wear on its own. Read the grams on each listing, because the gold climbs fast as the link widens, and match the inches to your wrist before you order.

Box or round box: what a box chain bracelet is

A box chain bracelet is a row of small square links joined end to end, so it wears as one smooth line. Every bracelet here is a round box, the corners rounded off, so it looks fuller and rolls easily on the wrist. Each title says solid. The 3 mm gold one is diamond cut, faceted so it flashes, and the silver one is slashed, a notch across every link. Neither finish is a stone. A box link keeps its shape, but a hard knock can dent it, and a dent means a repair.

Width: how wide a box chain bracelet should be

Take 3 to 3.5 mm for a fine line beside a watch or in a stack. Go 4.5 to 5.5 mm for a bracelet worn on its own. The 6.4 mm is the one people notice across a room. Each of the five is a different width, and the gold climbs faster than the millimeters. Moving from 4.5 to 6.4 mm more than doubles the gold in every inch. Four of the five are listed for men and women alike. Beside a watch, keep the bracelet narrower than the watch band.

Gold or silver: a 14K or .925 silver box chain bracelet

Take 14K gold for a bracelet you rarely take off, since it keeps its color. Four are 14K, three yellow and one rose, and the rose 5.5 mm took the largest share of the box bracelet sales in the year. The silver one is a 3.5 mm slashed box, and nine were bought in the year. Silver darkens with wear, and a soft polishing cloth restores it. None of the five is white gold.

Length: what size box chain bracelet fits your wrist

Measure the wrist where the bracelet sits, then add about half an inch for a neat fit, or a whole inch to let it slide. Each gold bracelet here comes in one length, mostly 8 to 8.75 inches, and the 6.4 mm runs 10. A wide box link uses up room inside the circle, so give a 5.5 or 6.4 mm a little extra. The desk can shorten or extend one, so send your wrist size to the live chat, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET. Once altered to fit, it is final sale.

Matching chain: a box chain and bracelet set

Every bracelet here has a neck chain in the same link and width on the box chains page, so a set is one more step. The 3 mm diamond cut, the 4.5 mm, the rose 5.5 mm and the 6.4 mm each have a gold twin, and the slashed silver box has one in silver. A bracelet and chain in the same link look chosen together. Read the chain's grams before you pair them, because a neck chain carries about three times the metal of its bracelet.

Widths: the five round box bracelets, 3 to 6.4 mm
WidthMetalLengthGramsSold in the year
3 mm, diamond cut14K yellow8 in10.5 g0
3.5 mm, slashed.925 silver7.5, 8 or 8.5 in14 g9
4.5 mm14K yellow8.75 in14 g0
5.5 mm14K rose8.25 in22.5 g1
6.4 mm14K yellow10 in35.5 g0

Every count on this card is from the 5 bracelets live here on October 13, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to October 12, 2026; prices are on the listings. Grams are each listing's own figure. The silver one prints one weight for its three lengths, so ask which length it was weighed at.

Questions we get in the store

Is a box chain bracelet strong enough to wear every day?

Yes, a solid box link keeps its shape well for its size, and every title here says solid. Its one weakness is a hard knock, which can dent a link, so leave it home on a day of heavy lifting.

What width box chain bracelet should I get?

Go 4.5 to 5.5 mm to wear it on its own, or 3 to 3.5 mm beside a watch. The 6.4 mm is the boldest here, and every inch of it holds more than twice the gold of the 4.5 mm.

Is the box chain bracelet real gold or plated?

Real metal. Four are 14K gold, three yellow and one rose, and the fifth is .925 silver. No title here says plated or filled, and each listing prints its own grams, so you can see how much metal you get.

More questions we get

What length box chain bracelet do I need?

Measure the wrist, then add about half an inch for a neat fit or a whole inch to let it slide. Most gold ones run 8 to 8.75 inches. The silver comes in 7.5, 8 or 8.5, and the 6.4 mm gold is 10.

Gold or silver box chain bracelet: which should I buy?

Gold, if you rarely take it off, since 14K keeps its color. Silver was the one bought most here in the year, with nine sold. It dulls with air and skin, and a soft cloth brings it back.

Is there a box chain to match the bracelet?

Yes. Every bracelet here has a neck chain in the same link and width on the box chains page, the silver one included. The chain carries about three times the metal, so read its grams too.

Can a box chain bracelet be shortened or made longer?

Yes, the desk can take one up or down. Send your wrist size through the live chat first, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET. A bracelet altered to your wrist is final sale and cannot come back.

Can I return a box chain bracelet?

Yes, unworn, unaltered and boxed, if you reach the desk inside fourteen days from delivery. Our insured label carries it back. The refund comes minus five percent restocking and the return shipping. A bracelet sized for you is final.

How much is a box chain bracelet?

Every listing shows its own price and its grams, so two widths compare at a glance. For a length no listing offers, tell the live chat your wrist size, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.

About this collection
ABOUT THIS COLLECTION

Box chain bracelets: solid round box links in 14K gold and silver

The box styles in our chain book are made to order, from 3 mm to 6.7 mm, weighing 9.5 to 54 grams in 14K at 8.5 inches, a bracelet length, with the weight at every length. For one made to order, pick the width, the length and the gold: 10K, 14K or 18K, in yellow, white or rose. Measure the wrist snug and add half an inch for a close fit, an inch for one that hangs, as the bracelet guide explains.

Match it to a box chain, or compare curb link bracelets, Franco bracelets and every gold bracelet. Call or text 212-872-9692, or visit the showroom on 47th Street.