14 mm Iced Out Cuban Link Bracelet — Moissanite, 925 Silver

Wrist ice has its own math: small enough to live under a cuff, wide enough to be read across the room. This commission landed on the sweet spot — a 14 mm Cuban link bracelet in 925 sterling silver, 7 inches long, with moissanite pavé running across every link.

The brief was classic hip-hop: dense stones, solid links, no bare metal between them. What came off the bench carries roughly 15 to 20 carats of round moissanite — 1.0–1.5 mm each, hand-set so the bracelet flashes in movement instead of sitting flat.

Fifteen to Twenty Carats on Fourteen Millimeters

The density comes from stone size. At 1.0–1.5 mm, each moissanite is smaller than a grain of rice, which lets the setting pack the surface tight — more stones per square millimeter, fewer gaps, more light returned. Hand-set across every link, they add up to roughly 15–20 ct in total on a body only 6 mm thick.

The 6 mm profile matters as much as the width. It keeps the links low to the wrist so sleeves pass over instead of catching, while the full pavé keeps the face bright from any angle it turns.

Specifications

Width	14 mm (0.55 in)
Thickness	6 mm (0.24 in)
Length	7.0 inches (177.8 mm)
Stones	Moissanite, 1.0–1.5 mm rounds, approx. 15–20 ct total weight
Setting	Full pavé on every link
Metal	925 sterling silver
Clasp	Iced box clasp
Custom options	Size, metal upgrade to 10K/14K/18K gold, engraving

A Clasp That Finishes the Line

Bracelets take more knocks than necklaces — desks, doorframes, door handles — so the closure has to earn its place. This one closes with an iced box clasp that clicks into a locked seat and lets the stone line run unbroken around the wrist. No bare patch of metal, no interruption in the ice.

From First Message to Wrist

The order followed the five-stage path every LGDPRO build takes:

• The brief — a message asking for 14 mm of wrist ice; we quoted the build and fixed the spec.
• The confirmation — length, width, thickness and stone grade agreed in writing before production opened.
• The deposit — three installments laid out upfront: deposit to start, milestone during the build, balance before shipping.
• Bench updates — progress photos followed the bracelet through casting, stone setting and final polish.
• The send-off — final QC, fully insured worldwide delivery with signature on arrival, and status that stayed live on the order tracking page.

Size It, Metal It, Engrave It

The 7 inch length on this build was one client's fit; yours does not have to be. We cut bracelets to wrist size, upgrade the base to 10K, 14K or 18K gold, and add engraving where you want it. Matching chains, pendants and full iced-out sets run on the same bench. Send a wrist measurement or a reference photo — the reply comes back as a spec and a quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does CTW mean on a bracelet like this?

Carat total weight — every stone on the piece counted together rather than one by one. This bracelet carries roughly 15–20 ct of moissanite spread across hundreds of 1.0–1.5 mm rounds, and that collective spread is what creates the continuous sheet-of-light effect.

Will a 14 mm bracelet fit my wrist?

The 7 inch length is a common fit, but custom means it does not have to be yours. Send your wrist measurement and we size the bracelet to it — the link count changes, the spec sheet follows, and the quote reflects the final build before anything is made.

How do I keep an iced bracelet looking new?

Warm water, a drop of mild soap and a soft brush handle day-to-day buildup; pat it dry and store it away from other pieces so stones do not rub against harder metal. For anything beyond a surface clean, message us and we will point you the right way.

Why a box clasp instead of a lobster clasp?

On a fully iced build, a lobster clasp would be the only bare metal on the piece. A box clasp locks into a seat, carries the weight of solid links securely, and takes pavé of its own — so the closure disappears into the line instead of breaking it.