Cuban Link Chains

A Cuban link is a flattened, interlocking chain — the links are wider than they are tall, so the chain lies flat against the skin instead of rolling. It is the heaviest look per millimetre of any common chain style, which is why it reads bolder than a curb or cable of the same width.

How to choose one. Width does most of the work: 3–5 mm sits quietly under a collar, 6–8 mm is clearly visible, and anything above that is a statement piece. Length decides where it falls — 20" sits at the collarbone, 22–24" near the sternum, 26"+ over a shirt.

Check the gram weight before you compare prices. Two 6 mm Cuban chains can differ by 40% in gold content, and gold content is most of what you are paying for. Every chain here lists its real gram weight on the product page, so you can work out the price per gram yourself and compare it to anyone else.

All chains on this page are solid 10K gold throughout — not plated, not gold-filled, not hollow. Shipped across Canada with 30-day returns.