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NUDE CHAIN BRACELET
$595.00 - $660.00 -
TRIPLE STRAND NUDE CHAIN BRACELET
$1,490.00 - $1,660.00 -
HEART CHAIN BRACELET
$650.00 -
SQUARE CHAIN BRACELET
$950.00 -
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DISC CHAIN BRACELET
$740.00 -
MEGA GLOSS BLAKE® CHAIN BRACELET
$620.00 -
PAPERCLIP CHAIN BRACELET
$740.00 -
FLASH TILE THIN BRACELET
$2,595.00 -
GEOMETRIC CHAIN BRACELET
$595.00 -
FANCY CUT DIAMOND STATION BRACELET
$1,395.00 -
FLASH TILE GROOVED BRACELET
$6,650.00
14k Gold Chain Bracelets
It starts with the link. LANA Chain Bracelets turn solid 14k gold into signature shapes, polished surfaces, and fluid movement. From the bestselling Blake Chain and minimalist Nude Chain to Paperclip, Square, Geometric, Flash Tile, and heart-inspired designs, each bracelet brings a different structure to the wrist.
The link determines how a gold chain bracelet looks, moves, and reflects light. Fine links create a more delicate line, while larger or more geometric links give the bracelet greater visual weight. Flat surfaces produce broad flashes of gold, and rounded links create softer movement across the wrist.
The Blake Chain Bracelet is one of LANA’s bestselling chain styles and a brand icon. Its dimensional links are designed to reflect light from multiple angles, giving the bracelet noticeable shine without relying on gemstones. Available widths, lengths, and gold colors vary by design.
The Nude Chain Bracelet creates a lighter, more fluid effect. Its smooth links move easily across the wrist and bring a clean line of polished gold to a bracelet stack. Wear one alone or repeat the Nude Chain across necklaces, anklets, and hand lariats.
Paperclip Bracelets use elongated open links to create a modern, linear silhouette. The extra space between links makes the construction more visible and gives the chain an architectural quality. Paperclip styles work especially well beside tighter chains and structured bangles.
Flash Tile Bracelets replace traditional rounded links with articulated gold tiles. Flat and grooved surfaces catch light differently as the bracelet moves, creating flashes of polished gold across the wrist. The tile construction produces a broader silhouette while retaining flexibility.
Square, Kite, and Geometric Chain bracelets introduce sharper angles. Their structured links create a stronger outline than a traditional round chain and make a clear statement without adding stones. Pairing geometric links with a softer chain creates contrast within an all-gold bracelet stack.
Heart Disc and other symbolic chain bracelets add recognizable motifs to the movement of the links. These designs can carry meaning while still functioning as part of a larger gold bracelet collection. Depending on the style, the motif may sit at the center or repeat throughout the chain.
Select chain bracelets feature natural diamonds. Diamonds may accent an individual link, define one section of the bracelet, or add a concentrated point of brilliance against the polished gold. Available diamond details and total carat weights vary by design.
A 14k gold chain bracelet can be worn alone when you want the construction of the links to remain clear. A wider Blake, Paperclip, or Flash Tile bracelet creates enough scale to hold the wrist by itself, while a finer Nude Chain offers a more restrained line of gold.
For a layered look, combine chains with different link shapes and widths. Place a fluid Nude Chain beside a dimensional Blake Chain, or contrast the open links of a Paperclip bracelet with the articulated surface of Flash Tile. Keeping the differences visible gives each chain its own presence.
A diamond tennis bracelet introduces an uninterrupted line of brilliance into a gold chain bracelet stack. Position it between two chains for contrast, or pair it with one signature link style for a cleaner combination.
Structured bangle bracelets add another layer of contrast. Flexible chains move across the wrist, while a bangle keeps a defined shape. Varying the construction prevents several gold bracelets from appearing like one continuous band.
Length affects how a chain bracelet sits and moves. A closer fit keeps the links aligned near the wrist, while a looser fit allows more movement. Wider links may feel more substantial than fine chains at the same length, so review the product measurements and fit information for each design.
Most LANA chain bracelets are available in sizes 6 through 8, though sizing varies by design. To measure your wrist, wrap a flexible measuring tape around the point where the bracelet will sit. Compare that measurement with the product length and account for whether you prefer a closer or looser fit. If you need a different size, contact LANA Customer Service or connect with a LANA Gold Stylist for assistance.
A 14k gold chain bracelet makes a strong gift because the link style can reflect the recipient’s taste. Choose a Nude Chain for a cleaner silhouette, a Blake Chain for signature shine, a Paperclip bracelet for defined links, or Flash Tile for a broader, more textured look.
Complete the chain story with coordinating chain necklaces, gold hoop earrings, diamond rings, and anklets. Matching the same link across categories creates continuity, while mixing chains produces a more collected effect.
To care for a gold chain bracelet, fasten the clasp before storing it separately to reduce tangling. Lay wider or articulated styles flat when possible. Wipe the gold gently with a clean, soft cloth, and avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, strong impacts, and pressure that could affect the links or clasp.
For help comparing link shapes, scale, movement, and styling, explore the LANA Chain Guide.
Q1. Are LANA chain bracelets made from real gold?
Yes. LANA Chain Bracelets are handcrafted in solid 14k gold. Select styles also feature natural diamonds.
Q2. What chain bracelet styles does LANA offer?
The collection includes Blake, Nude, Paperclip, Flash Tile, Square, Geometric, Kite, Heart Disc, and other signature chain-link bracelets. Available widths, lengths, gold colors, and diamond details vary by style.
Q3. What is the difference between the Blake Chain and Nude Chain?
The Blake Chain uses more dimensional links that reflect light from multiple angles. The Nude Chain has a smoother, more fluid profile. Both are LANA signature styles but create different levels of structure and shine.
Q4. Which chain bracelet is best for layering?
Blake and Nude Chain bracelets are versatile starting points, while Paperclip, Flash Tile, and geometric styles add stronger contrast. Choose different link sizes and widths so each bracelet remains visible.
Q5. What sizes do LANA chain bracelets come in?
Most LANA chain bracelets are available in sizes 6 through 8, though sizing varies by design. If you need a different size, please contact LANA Customer Service or connect with a LANA Gold Stylist for assistance.
Q6. How should a gold chain bracelet fit?
It should sit securely without feeling tight. A closer fit creates a cleaner line, while a slightly looser fit allows the links to move more freely. The bracelet should not be loose enough to slip over the hand.
Q7. Can I stack a chain bracelet with a tennis bracelet or bangle?
Yes. A tennis bracelet adds diamonds between polished gold links, while a bangle contrasts with the chain’s flexible construction. Mixing widths and structures creates a balanced bracelet stack.
Q8. How should I store a chain bracelet?
Fasten the clasp and store the bracelet separately to help prevent tangling and scratching. Lay wider articulated styles flat, and avoid placing heavy jewelry on top of delicate links.
“Bold scale. Delicate construction. Sexy movement. Lightweight gold.” LANA made something that sounds contradictory work: jewelry that looks big and impactful but feels barely there. “Bold enough to be noticed. Light enough to live in.” — Lana Bramlette, CEO, founder, and designer