
Simons
Cubic Zirconia Silver Bracelet
This adjustable bracelet is crafted from 925 sterling silver and set with cubic zirconia stones in a curved single-row arrangement. The sliding bead closure allows for size adjustment, and the bracelet has a 2 mm width. It functions as a general-purpose jewelry accessory for everyday wear.
- Color
- Silver
- Material
- 925 sterling silver
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Jewelry > Bracelets
Color
Size
Specifications
Elegant cubic zirconia bracelet crafted from 925 sterling silver with adjustable sliding bead closure.
Cubic zirconia stones, 925 sterling silver construction, adjustable sliding bead closure, 2 mm width
- Color
- Silver · gray
- Material
- 925 sterling silver
- Gender
- female
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Jewelry > Bracelets
Additional Attributes
- cubic zirconia gemstone
- 925 sterling silver
- adjustable sliding bead closure
- 2 mm width
Product Insights
At 99 CAD, this Simons bracelet offers solid 925 sterling silver and cubic zirconia stones with rainbow fire, costing over 50% less than a comparable Banter CZ bracelet. Its 2mm width and sliding bead create a barely-there sparkle and custom stacking fit, but the friction-based closure can slip if snagged. The CZ resists scratches at Mohs 8.5, though silver tarnish may dull the stones; cloudiness from oils is easily cleaned at home.
Verified claims
- Material
- Solid 925 sterling silver and CZ stones, easily maintained at home.
- Value
- 99 CAD, over 50% less than the Banter 3mm CZ bracelet.
- Adjustability
- Sliding bead adjusts for a custom fit without a locking mechanism.
- Design
- Delicate 2 mm width and CZ's rainbow fire for a barely-there sparkle.
- Stacking fit
- At 2mm, it is less than half the width of a Banter 3mm CZ bracelet and has a sliding bead for a custom stack fit.
- Fire vs brilliance
- Cubic zirconia's high dispersion creates rainbow fire, not diamond's white brilliance.
- Sparkle
- The bracelet's sliding bead and 2mm width catch light from many angles, amplifying fire.
- Hardness
- Cubic zirconia's Mohs 8.5 hardness resists scratching in everyday wear.
- Cloudiness
- Cloudy appearance is from surface oils/lotion; simple cleaning restores sparkle.
- Tarnish
- Silver tarnish shows through stones, making them appear dull; the stones themselves don't tarnish.
- Care and cleaning
- Regular wear prevents silver tarnish; stone cloudiness is usually just a film and cleans with mild soap.
- Closure security
- The sliding bead closure relies on friction and can slip if the chain snags.
Product record
- Title
- Cubic Zirconia Silver Bracelet
- Brand
- Simons
- Price
- 99 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
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Value compared to similar bracelets
- Measuring just 2 mm wide, the bracelet is less than half the width of the Banter 3mm CZ bracelet (4.59 mm), delivering a sliver-of-sparkle look that stacks seamlessly and appeals to shoppers who want an ultra-fine, barely-there accent rather than a heavier tennis-style line.
- The Banter 3mm cubic zirconia bracelet in sterling silver is priced at $160 USD while offering near-identical core materials — 925 silver and CZ stones — making the Simons bracelet's 99 CAD (roughly $70 USD) a compelling entry-level value that undercuts a direct department-store equivalent by over 50%.
- The adjustable sliding bead eliminates the fixed-length constraint found on the $160 USD Banter bracelet's 7-inch box clasp, allowing the wearer to dial in an exact fit and share across different wrist sizes — a user-friendly feature that doubles down on the value equation at just 99 CAD.
- Ross-Simons often uses gold-plated sterling silver and simulated gemstones to hit its entry-level price points, whereas this bracelet is solid 925 silver throughout — at 99 CAD, it sidesteps the eventual finish fading that owners of plated pieces occasionally report, making it a low-maintenance alternative within the same budget tier.
Sterling silver tarnish and care
- Regularly wearing the bracelet is actually beneficial because the natural oils from your skin form a thin protective barrier that slows the oxidation that causes tarnish, making the bracelet stay brighter longer than if stored unworn.
- The cubic zirconia stones themselves are inert, with a hardness of 8–8.5 on the Mohs scale, and will not tarnish or discolor; cleaning focus is on the silver setting, but avoid harsh chemicals that can dull the stones' surface.
Cubic zirconia sparkle and durability
- With a Mohs hardness of 8.5, cubic zirconia withstands daily bracelet wear without fracturing; the gradual surface wear that can soften facet edges is slow enough that, with regular cleaning to remove surface films, the bracelet retains its sparkle for years of frequent use.
- Cubic zirconia's optical signature is a vivid rainbow 'fire' — prismatic color flashes — that is more pronounced than the white 'brilliance' for which diamond is known; for a bracelet, this translates to a lively, attention-grabbing sparkle that changes with movement and lighting, making the piece feel more festive than a traditional diamond tennis bracelet.
- Because the CZ stones are set in 925 sterling silver, the metal's natural oxidation can cast a grey or yellow shadow through the stones, fooling the eye into thinking the CZ itself has clouded; polishing the silver restores the entire piece's brightness without any stone treatment.
- When the stones appear hazy, it is virtually always a buildup of skin oils, lotion, or soap residue blocking light, not a permanent change in the CZ itself; a quick soak in warm soapy water and a gentle brush restores full transparency and sharp light return, so there is no long-term cloudiness penalty for regular wear.
Image Analysis
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Product
A delicate adjustable silver-tone bracelet with a single curved row of small round clear stones and a sliding bead closure with two thin box chains ending in polished round bead stops.
- Curved stone rowLow-profile curved band of closely set round clear stones (single row) set in small metal prong cups forming the front arc of the bracelet.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.58 · w 0.80 · h 0.26 (high) - Metal setting and chainThin faceted/box-style metal chain and metal links connecting the stone row to the adjustable slider; metal has a bright reflective silver finish.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.44 · w 0.60 · h 0.40 (high) - Sliding bead closureOval/rounded sliding bead that the two chain strands pass through, used to adjust bracelet size; visible near the top-right of the bracelet arc.
1 region
x 0.56 · y 0.25 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high) - Chain end beadsTwo small polished spherical metal beads attached to the free ends of the chains, each casting a small shadow on the white background.
2 regions
x 0.78 · y 0.12 · w 0.12 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.66 · y 0.10 · w 0.10 · h 0.10 (medium) - Stone appearanceStones appear colorless and highly faceted, producing bright highlights against the metal setting.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.58 · w 0.80 · h 0.18 (high)
Other
Product shot on a white background with soft directional lighting from upper-left producing subtle shadows; image is cropped to include the full bracelet and chain ends.
- Background and lightingClean white background with soft shadowing beneath the bracelet and chain, indicating directional lighting from the upper-left.
- Shot compositionFlat-lay perspective showing the bracelet laid out in a near-oval with chain ends extending upward toward the top-right corner.
- Image qualitySharp focus on the bracelet with visible reflections on metal and clear stone facets; no visible text or props in the image.
Colors
polished silver· metal chain and settings#CCCCCCclear sparkle· stones#F4F4F3- Curved stone rowLow-profile curved band of closely set round clear stones (single row) set in small metal prong cups forming the front arc of the bracelet.
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Customer Reviews
1 total1 reviews · out of 5
super sparkly and minimalistic
love how simple it looks and can match with any outfit
Q&A
1 answered- Does the sliding bead closure have a locking mechanism to prevent it from slipping open during wear?
- The sliding bead closure does not have a locking mechanism; it adjusts by sliding the bead along the chain and relies on friction to stay in place, which is standard for this type of closure.