Sandra Farmer
I bought two for an Egyptian costume (Goddess Bast) and not only did they arrive quickly, they were luxuriously packaged. They are such nice quality, I will be able to pair them with contemporary outfits. I want to order a set in silver. In preparation for my costume (comic-con) I looked at several brands on Amazon for similar simple gold cuffs. There is a serious jump in quality from the <$10 options to these at ~$20. The others were largely reviewed as junk, whereas these are classy enough to wear again from work to an evening out. IMO completely worth the investment. They look like something you'd pay at least $40 from premium store. They are thick yet totally bendable. My wrists are TINY (5.5" I can't even wear the smallest apple watch) but was able to bend them down to a reasonable bangle. If i had someone to help "unbend" (using 2 hands), I'd have bent them till the ends touched. They provide a soft pouch for storage and I expect they will last several years.

Cynthia Fuentes
Stainless jewelry is just the greatest! Reasonably priced and no need to polish it. This bracelet is such a find—from the price to the weight, it’s beautiful and comfortable to wear. Whether you like stainless or whether you’re a cuff bracelet lover, you should add this one to your collection.

Robin Turner
If you only own one silver/white metal bracelet, make it this one. Substantial in size, elegant in design -- it would be a steal at five times the price and will look good with everything from jeans to evening wear. It looks better than sterling bracelets I've paid ten times more for, and will for years to come, as stainless steel will resist scratching and bending far better than sterling silver. Bonus: if you have white gold,platinum or rhodium-plated silver jewelry, you'll find that the color of stainless matches these metals much more closely than unplated silver; white gold, platinum and rhodium all have a richer, grayer tone than whiter, brighter sterling silver. I put this bracelet on alongside a white gold watch and a platinum ring, and the stainless steel looked right at home.One caveat: this bracelet may be too narrow for some larger wrists. If you need an 8-8.5 inch link/chain bracelet, this cuff may be too small for you, and being stainless steel, it doesn't have the flexibility that silver has. On the other hand, that relative rigidity means that it will hold it's shape well for years to come!

Brian Campbell
Very pretty. A bold statement piece yet also simple and elegant. If you have small wrists (like me) you wont be able to get a very tight fit. That’s my only issue.

Patricia Soto
Super light weight and came in the cutest little pouch with a dust cloth to remove any unwanted fingerprints. Love!

Kimberly Garcia
I bought this for a hair accessory for my loc ponytail and it worked perfectly the look came out so cute 🥰

Karen Rose
I've been envisioning a cuff like this for years and finally found this on Amazon - couldn't be more delighted! It's high quality, and feels good and solid around my wrist. LOVE! I'm going to order another one and pretend to be wonder woman. :)The reviewers who are saying it's too tight are talking about getting it on. There's only about a one inch opening and it's not super flexible so yes, it's a bit ouchy to put on (easier if you have someone to hold it open) but once it's on, there is plenty of room and you don't have to worry about it slipping off even if you are petite. I'm not petite. I'm a sturdy midwest girl with meat on my bones but there's still room for my wrist inside the cuff; it's not tight. I had my skeletal friend (who refuses to eat meat and taters) try it on and it didn't slip off her wrist/hand either.I have a tattoo on my wrist so I wanted a cuff to cover that occasionally. It's an inch and a half wide so it covers perfectly.Buy this! I promise you won't regret it. I've been at work for 30 minutes and 4 of the marketing chicks have already asked me where I got it. :)

Bill Harrington
This says adjustmentable but was very difficult to bend and when I managed to start to adjust it, it was still WAY too large and I could see the ends would need to overlap. On top of that, there was no way to adjust it so it would be rounded. The ends would be bent in, if you know what I mean. I am an average sized person with smaller wrists (my wrist is about 6" in diameter) so if you are very thin, there is no way this will possibly fit you. They should make a small size.