This page gathers the men's side of the store, and it comes down to two things: chains and wedding bands. The chains split between solid gold and silver, so check the metal on each before you fall for it. A heavy silver Cuban link and a gold one can look almost identical in a photo and very different on a receipt. Curb, box, rope, Cuban: the style is really about how the links sit and how loudly the chain announces itself.
The wedding bands cover more ground than gold alone. Some are straightforward solid gold. Others use tantalum, ceramic or black carbon, harder metals built to survive whatever a pair of hands actually does all day, worksite, gym or neither. They are different trades, not a hierarchy, and we will tell you honestly which suits a specific lifestyle before you buy. A few pair gold with one of the tougher metals in a single ring.
Anything from our case gets its yearly clean and check on us, chains included. Buying for a man who claims he does not wear jewelry is mostly a matter of finding the piece he forgets he has on by noon, and on this page that is usually the chain or the band.
