Is this bracelet real silver?

No. It is a brass base with a silver-tone finish, set with cubic zirconia rather than diamonds or fine gemstones.

Can I wear it every day?

It is best kept for occasional wear. Plated brass and cubic zirconia hold up less well to water, sweat and perfume than solid gold or sterling silver.

How does it compare with a diamond tennis bracelet?

It gives the same line-of-stones look for far less, but the stones and plating will not last as long. It is a fashion piece, not an heirloom.

Will the stones fall out?

Pave-set cubic zirconia in fashion jewelry can loosen with knocks and snags. Store it flat and avoid catching it on clothing.

What should I avoid getting on it?

Keep it away from perfume, hairspray, chlorine and lotions, and wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing to slow tarnishing.

What do buyers say about the Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet?

Rated 2.6 out of 5 from 7 ratings.

Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet

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Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet

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$16.25at Macy'sChecked 37 min ago

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Price facts

Lowest price today: $16.25 at Macy's (checked Nov 14, 2026).

Our take on the Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet

A silver-tone tennis bracelet from Macy's set with cubic zirconia stones in a pave link line. The brass base keeps it light on the wrist, and the silver finish gives it the look of fine jewelry at a fraction of the cost. It suits shoppers who want a dressy line bracelet for events without paying for diamonds. Against diamond tennis bracelets it trades durability and long-term sparkle for an easy, low-commitment buy.

Best forWedding and evening wearGift for a first piece of dress jewelryEveryday sparkle on a budgetTravel jewelry you won't worry about

Pros

Classic tennis silhouette that reads as fine jewelry
Cubic zirconia gives bright, even sparkle across the line
Silver-tone finish matches most other jewelry
Lightweight brass base sits comfortably on the wrist
Simple link design layers well with watches and bangles

Cons

Brass base can tarnish or wear through with daily use
Cubic zirconia dulls faster than diamonds over time
Silver-tone plating may fade with perfume, sweat or water
No clasp detail given, so check the closure suits your wrist

Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet prices at every store

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Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet price history

Lowest price we've seen: $16.25 on Nov 14 at Macy's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 14.

Specifications

Silhouette: Tennis
Material: Silver, Brass, Cubic Zirconia
Color: Silver

Questions and answers

Is this bracelet real silver?: No. It is a brass base with a silver-tone finish, set with cubic zirconia rather than diamonds or fine gemstones.
Can I wear it every day?: It is best kept for occasional wear. Plated brass and cubic zirconia hold up less well to water, sweat and perfume than solid gold or sterling silver.
How does it compare with a diamond tennis bracelet?: It gives the same line-of-stones look for far less, but the stones and plating will not last as long. It is a fashion piece, not an heirloom.
Will the stones fall out?: Pave-set cubic zirconia in fashion jewelry can loosen with knocks and snags. Store it flat and avoid catching it on clothing.
What should I avoid getting on it?: Keep it away from perfume, hairspray, chlorine and lotions, and wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing to slow tarnishing.
Where is the Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet cheapest?: At Macy's, for $16.25, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Macy's Cubic Zirconia Station Pave Link Bracelet?: Rated 2.6 out of 5 from 7 ratings.