Gift guide
Matching Couples Jewelry
Matching couples jewelry means two pieces in the same metal and the same idea, not one mystery SKU. A thin unisex bracelet starts at $260. A gold initial is $365 if you want each other's letter. Chains are 10K, from $290, and each person still needs a length. Bracelets need two wrist sizes. Custom sets are designed and priced before they are made. All sales are final, so measure both people first.
Same metal, two bodies
Couples do not share a wrist or a neck. A match is visual: both yellow, or both white, same link or same letter style, different length or different wrist. It is not one chain cut in half. Pick the metal from what you both already wear. If one of you is yellow and the other is white, a "match" in a third color matches neither. Agree on yellow or agree to stop.
Unisex pieces are the practical pile. A twisted chain bracelet is $260. A curb chain bracelet is $315. A rope chain bracelet is $400. A gold bead bracelet is $370. A gold cross bracelet is $420. Any of those can be bought twice. They are not automatically sized for two different people. Read whether the title says adjustable. If it does not, you need two measurements.
The catalog hook for this page is bracelets and pendants because that is where pairs usually start. Chains are just as valid, and they live on the chain list.
Two chains, two lengths
A his-and-hers Cuban only works if you choose the width on purpose. The same 1.50mm Miami Cuban at $495 on both necks is a quiet match. The same 5.8mm flat Cuban at $2,060 on both necks is a loud match. Mixing 1.50mm and 8.5mm hollow is two different outfits, not a set. Two of the $495 chain is $990 before tax. Two of the $2,060 chain is $4,120 before tax. There is no couples discount published.
Length is individual. Yours might sit at the collarbone and theirs might sit lower. Measure both. All sales are final. You will not swap lengths between you after the fact, because each sale is its own sale. Custom Cuban links exist if you want a width the case does not stock, and that path is a design and an exact price before anything is made.
Hollow versus flat should be the same choice for both, or the lighter chain will feel like the lesser gift. The name says hollow when it is hollow.
Initials, including each other's
Each person wearing the other's initial is a real match and a stock product if one letter is enough. The gold initial necklace is $365. Cursive is $390. Buy two, with two letters, and do not get cute with a surprise letter they cannot read. Show each other the letter before you pay if the gift is mutual. If it is a surprise, you only need to be right once, and then it is final.
A pendant that interlocks, or a pair that is not in the case, is custom pendants. The cost logic is on custom pendant cost. You will see a design and a number before gold is ordered. No "ready for our trip" day count is posted. Names on chains, if you want the full name instead of a letter, start at custom name chains.
One engravable teardrop charm is $390. Two of them are two products. Engraving both with a date still has to be what that product offers, confirmed before you pay, not assumed.
When the match should be custom
Custom is justified when the stock pair is close but wrong: a millimeter you cannot find, a saint you both wear, a word in a language the stock initial cannot spell. It is not justified when two $260 bracelets would have done the job and the wedding is in ten days. The shop motto is "We ain't cuttin no corners." Matching badly, fast, is a corner. The Miami shop dates to 2010. The family has been in the trade since 1990.
Groomsmen sets are a different match, usually one chain repeated, described on groomsmen gifts. Do not use the couple's heavier chain as the groomsmen chain unless you want the whole party identical to you. The custom desk for anything off-menu is here.
Stone origin, if the match is diamonds, stays in the title. Two lab diamond bracelets are a match. One lab and one natural is a conversation you should mean to have. The FTC wants the lab word clear. A couple should want it clear too.
Budgets and the door
Under $300 each: the twisted chain bracelet at $260, some thin chains from $290. Around $400 each: initials, a rope bracelet, a cross bracelet. Around $500 each: the 1.50mm Cuban. Above $1,300 each: flat Cubans, which is a matched set you should both try on. Lab diamond bracelets at $2,200 and up are a matched set only if both wrists are known and both of you want that much jewelry.
Insured shipping can send the two pieces to one address. Gift wrap is not listed. The showroom, if you want to hold both widths, is Unit 506, 7900 NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL 33147. Call 954-504-5640. Google lists Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM, closed Sunday. Confirm. Defects: 7 days, manufacturing only, unworn, packaging, receipt. No refunds. A match you regret is still final, which is why you agree the metal before anyone pays.
The rest of the gift map is the gift guide.
Questions people ask
Can you make his and hers versions?
You can buy two of the same stock piece, or start a custom design. Custom is priced before it is made. Two 1.50mm Cubans are $495 each. There is no couples package price.
What matching jewelry do couples wear?
The same metal and the same link or letter, in two lengths or two wrist sizes. Thin bracelets from $260 and initials at $365 are the simple version. Measure both people.
Can we each have the other's initial?
Yes. Stock gold initials are $365, cursive $390. Order the two letters you actually use. A full name is custom, with a design and an exact price first.
Sources
See it on you, at Suite 506.
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