- Is this bracelet real silver?
- No. It is stainless steel with a silver-tone polish, not sterling silver or white gold. It will not tarnish like plated base metal, but it is not a precious-metal piece.
- Will it fit a large wrist?
- The lobster clasp plus the oval-link extension chain gives some adjustment, but the range is limited. Measure your wrist and check the stated length against the extension before buying.
- Can I wear it in water?
- Stainless steel handles occasional handwashing, but take it off for swimming, showers and the gym. Chlorine and sweat dull the polish and can wear the clasp over time.
- How does it compare with a plain steel chain?
- You pay for the Armani Exchange name and the logo end caps. A plain stainless box chain from a jewelry maker gives similar steel and clasp quality without the branding.
- Does it come with a warranty or box?
- Armani Exchange bracelets typically ship in branded packaging, and warranty terms depend on the seller. Confirm the packaging and warranty with the store before ordering.
- Can a jeweler shorten it?
- Yes. A jeweler can remove links from the box chain, but the lobster clasp and end caps make it more fiddly than a plain chain. Ask for a quote first.
- Where is the Armani Exchange Steel Chain Bracelet cheapest?
- At TicTacArea, for $46.64, 33% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Armani Exchange Steel Chain Bracelet?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including watchesonline.com, TicTacArea, Amazon.