Cuban Link Chains in Miami

Miami is tied to this chain in the public mind, which is why people want to try one here instead of guessing from a photo. Width is the first decision. A millimeter is small on a ruler and obvious on a neck. These are the Cuban chains in the current file, all 10K gold.

Chain	Width	Price
Miami Cuban Link Chain	1.50mm	$495
Flat Miami Cuban Chain	3.7mm	$1,355
Flat Miami Cuban Chain	5mm	$1,880
Flat Miami Cuban Chain	5.8mm	$2,060
Hollow Cuban Chain	6mm	$2,090
Hollow Cuban Chain	7.5mm	$2,870
Miami Cuban Chain	5mm	$4,260
Hollow Cuban Chain	8.5mm	$4,870

Read that table before you trust a rule like "thicker always costs more." The flat 5.8mm is $2,060. The other 5mm Miami Cuban is $4,260. Same neighborhood of width, different construction, different price. The hollow pieces say hollow in the name. Hollow links use less gold for the outer size. They also dent more easily if they get knocked. If you want the heavy feel, ask for the piece whose name does not say hollow, and hold both.

Photos flatten a Cuban. In person you can see whether the links sit tight, how the clasp lands, and whether 5mm looks dressy or loud on your neck. Most men who wear one chain start around 20 to 22 inches so the links rest near the collarbone. A longer chain drops toward the chest and can sit under a shirt. Women often wear 16 to 18 inches. Those are starting points from ordinary chain charts, not a fitting service. Length is part of the product you buy. All sales are final, so do not guess and hope a different length comes later as a favor.

The shop does not advertise a live "we weigh it and charge spot" ritual. Each chain above already has a finished price. You are not bidding against a ticker. If a seller elsewhere prices only by the gram and will not say solid or hollow, you are in a different kind of deal. Here the title and the price are the deal.

Call 954-504-5640 or message @frankydiamonds with the width. House stock moves. A page is not a promise that every row of the table is on the bust that hour. Google lists Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM, closed Sunday. Confirm before the drive. The address is Unit 506 in the Northside Shopping Center area. Directions and the Metrorail stop are on the showroom page.

The Cuban chains in the table are solid-gold style pieces in 10K, not diamond-set chains. 10K is 41.7 percent gold by weight. It is the karat stamped for everyday wear because it is harder than 18K. It is still real gold, and the FTC expects the karat to be stated. If you want 14K or 18K, say so. That is custom, because these catalog chains are 10K.

A diamond Cuban is a different object: more gold work, stones along the links, and a price that is not on this table. The catalog does have a diamond Cuban ring at $3,885 in the men's ring group. It is a ring, not a chain. For chains with stones, read diamond Cuban link chains and gold Cuban link chains and see what is actually priced. Do not let a photo of an iced chain set your budget until you see a number.

Stone origin, if you do go iced, has to be lab or natural in writing. Lab diamonds are diamonds. They are not "fake" and they are not mined. The seller has to say which. Franky's product titles do that when the piece has stones.

If you need a length, a karat, or a width the case does not have, use the custom path. Idea first. Then a design and an exact price before anything is made. Then the piece is made and delivered, or you pick it up. No day count is published, so "can I get a custom Cuban the same week?" does not have a yes on this page. Ask after the design is locked, and only believe the date the shop writes down.

The custom Cuban page and the comparison of Cuban and Miami Cuban cover the build choices: link profile, hollow versus the heavier make, clasp, and length. Bracelets are a separate category. A curb bracelet at a few hundred dollars is not a Cuban bracelet. Do not mix the names when you order.

History buffs can read how the Miami Cuban got its name. The short version is that the tight, flat link people now call a Miami Cuban became part of the city's look. Franky did not invent the chain in 2010. The shop has sold it in Miami since then, from a family that has been in the trade since 1990.

Shipments are insured. If you are not wearing it out of the store, say so at the counter. The defect window is 7 days and it covers a manufacturing defect, not a change of mind about width. The chain has to come back unworn, with tags and the packaging, plus the receipt. Refunds are not offered. All sales are final.

Care is ordinary. Take a Cuban off for the ocean, the pool, and the gym. Chlorine and salt are harder on gold than a night out. The beach notes live on this page. Store it flat so the links do not kink. A hollow chain especially should not be tossed in a bag of keys.

If you want the rest of the chain family, the Cuban collection and Cuban bracelets are the next stops. Try the chain on your neck, not on a velvet pad, before you pay.