Moissanite Cuban Bracelets

Tennis bracelets are almost always a singular row of moissanite diamonds aligned next to one another in a series of firm clasps. They're typically smaller than Cuban link bracelets, which are a series of interlocked chains that are identical to one another. Note that Cuban link bracelets are then drilled and have the VVS clarity moissanite diamonds inserted into the hole – this gives a different look and aesthetic to the tennis bracelets and they're quite distinct in their style. Some customers prefer tennis bracelets, whereas others are fonder of Cuban links. You can pick either from IceCartel™ – or both. So no matter what type of iced out bracelet you want, we'll be sure to have something that meets your preferences.

Not only can you – we actively encourage that you do! The pieces that you see for sale are just the beginning of what we're capable of: we make dozens of custom pieces on a weekly basis and if you want a unique moissanite Cuban bracelet, custom ring or a custom photo pendant, we can provide you with exactly that. Note that when you put on your custom order, or jewelers will come back to you with a proposed piece design and the more information you give them about what you'd like, the better. Photographs of similar pieces, or even rough sketches, are fantastic tools for us to work with. Try to be as specific as possible – that way, we can get started on your custom bracelet instantly!

Cuban bracelets are not adjustable due to their intricate link design. It's important to select the right size when ordering. Our standard sizes range from 5 to 9 inches in half-inch increments. Custom sizes can be requested, but keep in mind the length cannot be changed once the bracelet is made.

Yes! All of the diamonds that we use in our products pass diamond tests. The reason for this is because moissanite diamonds are so similar to natural diamonds that they're practically the same thing – only being ethical and eco-friendly in addition to looking incredibly stunning. Diamond testers work by checking the heat transfer properties of the material that they're applied to: the fact is that moissanite reacts in the same way, so it passes the test. Note that a jeweler with an advanced tester (which cost thousands of dollars) will be able to tell apart moissanite from natural diamonds, but the fact that you need a highly specialized machine (instead of being able to test it by eye) is a testament to the quality and similarity of moissanite to natural diamond.