Wholesale Cluster Bracelets

What a cluster setting looks like

Cluster bracelets group several cubic zirconia stones into one link rather than setting a single stone per link, giving more sparkle per centimetre than a tennis bracelet at a similar price point. The 9 designs in this line sit between fine chain bracelets and full stone-set pieces in terms of visual weight, and work well as the sparkle anchor in a mixed stack of chain and charm bracelets.

Plating and ordering

All pieces are 925 sterling silver, plated to order in 14K gold, rhodium or rose gold at 0.10–4 micron — see quality and plating. Price is set by gram weight and plating choice. MOQ is 5 per design; cluster styles sit well next to stone-set bracelets and tennis bracelets in a stone-focused counter display, or browse the full bracelets range for chain and charm options.

Frequently asked questions

How does a cluster bracelet differ from a tennis bracelet?

A tennis bracelet sets one stone per link in a continuous line; a cluster bracelet groups multiple smaller stones into each link, which reads as denser sparkle for a similar band length.

How secure is the clasp on a cluster bracelet?

Clasp type varies by design and is shown on the product page; stone-set pieces like these generally call for a more secure closure than a plain chain, given the added weight of the setting.