Disclosure:This guide compares one brand’s collection. Widths, prices, ratings, and sizes were read from ronatelli.com on October 28, 2026; our buying advice applies to any brand.
Ronatelli sells 31 men’s bracelets, and the product pages tell you most of what you need: the width in millimeters, the price, the size chart, and a rating with a review count. What they don’t do is put the pieces side by side. This guide does: every bracelet in the collection in three tables, grouped into plain chain bracelets, statement pieces, and cuffs, with the width, price, and rating from its product page, then which one to pick by wrist, watch, and budget. Prices move, several pieces were on sale on the day we checked, and ratings shift as reviews come in, so treat the numbers as a snapshot and check the product page before you order.
Key takeaways
- Three families: 11 plain chain bracelets from 3.5 to 11 mm, 13 statement pieces with engraved links or a medallion, and 7 adjustable cuffs and bangles.
- Prices run $149 to $539. Seven of the eleven plain chain bracelets sit between $149 and $249; the Lesi, the Marlo, and the medallion pieces are $439 and up.
- The most-reviewed piece is the Crein (6 mm foxtail, 405 reviews at 4.8), followed by the Lesi, Cana, and Marlo. Many of the newer pieces have a handful of reviews or none.
- One size chart for every chain bracelet: S 7.1″, M 7.9″, L 8.7″, XL 9.5″; M fits a 6.7″ to 7.5″ wrist and is the brand’s most popular size. The cuffs come in one adjustable size.
- Safest first picks: Bari (5 mm Cuban, $169), Sergo (4 mm foxtail, $169), or Crein (6 mm foxtail, $249); the Lugo cuff if you don’t know the wrist size.
In this guide Three families Chain bracelets Statement pieces Cuffs Sizes Which one Reviews and prices FAQ
Three families, one size chart
Every bracelet in the collection is handmade in 925 sterling silver, except two cuffs in 999 fine silver, and every chain bracelet is sold in the same four sizes. The differences that matter are the link style, the width, and how much the piece asks to be noticed. Grouped that way, the 31 pieces fall into three families.
- Plain chain bracelets (11). Cuban, foxtail, Byzantine, snake scale, braided, and woven links with no engraving or stones, from the 3.5 mm Alfo to the 11 mm Marlo. These are the everyday pieces and the easiest gifts.
- Statement pieces (13). Chain bracelets whose links are engraved or whose center carries a medallion, an ID plate, or a stone: Greek key, Vajra, lion, chevron, scrollwork. Wider on average, 5 to 18 mm, and worn as the one piece on that wrist.
- Cuffs and bangles (7). Open bands in one adjustable size: hammered, twisted, braided, or engraved, two of them in fine silver. No clasp, and no wrist size to get right.
Plain chain bracelets: the everyday pieces
These eleven bracelets are the core of the collection, and the width is the main decision. Our men’s silver bracelets guide calls 5 to 7 mm the everyday range: wide enough to read as a bracelet, slim enough to wear with a watch on the other wrist and under a shirt cuff. Below 5 mm the piece is a quiet accent, and from 9 mm up it is the main thing on the wrist.
| Bracelet | Width | Price | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alfo: Bamboo Bracelet | Width3.5 mm | Price$149 | Rating (reviews)4.7 (54) |
| Sergo: Foxtail Bracelet | Width4 mm | Price$169 | Rating (reviews)4.7 (90) |
| Bari: Cuban Link Bracelet | Width5 mm | Price$169 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (1) |
| Pudolf: Byzantine Chain Bracelet | Width5 mm | Price$199 | Rating (reviews)4.7 (69) |
| Crein: Foxtail Bracelet | Width6 mm | Price$249 (was $299) | Rating (reviews)4.8 (405) |
| Cana: Cuban Link Bracelet | Width7 mm | Price$199 (was $249) | Rating (reviews)4.7 (223) |
| Savona: Cuban Link Bracelet | Width7 mm | Price$249 | Rating (reviews)4.8 (4) |
| Roma: Snake Scale Bracelet | Width8 mm | Price$349 | Rating (reviews)4.6 (55) |
| Lesi: Heavy Braided Bracelet | Width9 mm | Price$469 (was $539) | Rating (reviews)4.8 (290) |
| Parma: Twisted Chain Bracelet | Width10 mm | Price$299 | Rating (reviews)4.7 (60) |
| Marlo: Wide Woven Bracelet | Width11 mm | Price$499 (was $599) | Rating (reviews)4.8 (220) |
Three of them do most of the work. The Bari is the classic 5 mm Cuban link at $169, the safe width for a first bracelet and the widest that sits well beside a watch on the same wrist. The Sergo is the same price in a 4 mm foxtail weave, which drapes like a rope and reads a little dressier. The Crein is the brand’s most-reviewed piece, a 6 mm foxtail at $249 (listed at $299 before the sale), and the one to choose if you want a single bracelet that carries the wrist on its own. The Bari and the Savona were added in July 2026 and had only a handful of reviews when we checked, so their ratings say less than the Crein’s.
Above that, the Cana and Savona are 7 mm Cuban links, the Cana at $199 on sale and the Savona at $249. The Roma (8 mm) swaps links for polished hexagonal scales that lie flat like a band. The Lesi (9 mm), Parma (10 mm), and Marlo (11 mm) are the heavy weaves: braided, twisted, and double-row woven. The product pages note that these thick weaves measure smaller inside than a plain chain of the same length, so the brand recommends ordering one size up or adding 0.4″ (1 cm) to your usual size.
Statement pieces: engraved links and medallions
These are chain bracelets with something to look at: links engraved with a Greek key, scrollwork, or a Vajra; a lion head or a medallion at the center; an ID plate; or a clasp set with black zircon. They run wider than the plain pieces and cost more, because the engraving is hand work. Wear one on its own, on the wrist without the watch; a second bracelet beside an engraved one is noise.
| Bracelet | Width | Price | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Krun: Scroll Link Bracelet | Width5 mm | Price$199 | Rating (reviews)4.7 (49) |
| Fulda: Carved Curb Bracelet | Width7 mm | Price$249 | Rating (reviews)4.8 (34) |
| Arno: Chevron ID Bracelet | Width8 mm | Price$399 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (1) |
| Ruvo: Wide Snake Scale Bracelet | Width8 mm | Price$439 | Rating (reviews)4.5 (11) |
| Torro: Black Zircon Clasp Bracelet | Width8 mm | Price$399 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (2) |
| Athena: Greek Key Curb Bracelet | Width9 mm | Price$399 | Rating (reviews)4.5 (26) |
| Ladon: Dragon Spear Link Bracelet | Width9 mm | Price$299 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (1) |
| Siena: Multi-Row Link Bracelet | Width10 mm | Price$349 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (1) |
| Vulcan: Chevron Link Bracelet | Width10 mm | Price$499 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (1) |
| Zeus: Vajra Curb Chain Bracelet | Width11 mm | Price$539 | Rating (reviews)4.5 (13) |
| Poseidon: Vajra Byzantine Bracelet | Width11 mm | Price$499 | Rating (reviews)4.9 (33) |
| Magnus: Lion Medallion Bracelet | Width11 mm | Price$499 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (2) |
| Leo: Lion Bracelet | Width18 mm | Price$439 | Rating (reviews)4.8 (41) |
The engraved curbs are the most wearable of the group: the Fulda (7 mm, scrollwork, $249) and the Athena (9 mm, Greek key, $399) are curb bracelets at heart, so they sit flat and the pattern shows only up close. The Krun at 5 mm and $199 is the slimmest and cheapest way into engraved links. The medallion pieces, the Zeus, Poseidon, Magnus, and Leo, carry a gold-accented centerpiece or sculpted lion heads and are the collection’s heaviest statements, at $439 to $539. Several of the 2026 additions (Arno, Siena, Ladon, Vulcan) had one or two reviews when we checked, so their ratings say little yet.
Cuffs and bangles: one size, no clasp
A cuff is an open band you slide on at the side of the wrist and turn into place, so it needs no clasp and no exact size. Ronatelli sells seven, all in one adjustable size, and that makes them the easiest gift in the collection when you don’t know the wrist measurement. Our bracelet size guide covers how a cuff should fit and why you adjust it once, gently, rather than every day.
| Bracelet | Width | Price | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lugo: Hammered Cuff Bracelet | Width6 mm | Price$249 | Rating (reviews)4.4 (12) |
| Basel: Tibetan Bangle Bracelet | Width10 mm | Price$299 | Rating (reviews)4.7 (19) |
| Milan: Twisted Cuff Bracelet | Width10 mm | Price$299 (was $329) | Rating (reviews)4.5 (4) |
| Oslo: Braided Bangle Bracelet | WidthNot listed | Price$229 (was $399) | Rating (reviews)3.5 (2) |
| Calvi: Winged Cross Cuff Bracelet | WidthNot listed | Price$349 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (54) |
| Turin: Zodiac Cuff Bracelet | WidthNot listed | Price$369 | Rating (reviews)5.0 (4) |
| Como: Aztec Cuff Bracelet | WidthNot listed | Price$379 | Rating (reviews)4.4 (5) |
The Lugo (6 mm, hammered, $249) is the plain one, and the hammered surface hides the desk marks a polished cuff would show. The Milan (10 mm, twisted strands) and the Oslo (braided links set into a solid band) bring chain texture to a cuff. The Basel, Turin, and Como are the engraved ones: Sanskrit and Vajra motifs, the twelve zodiac signs, and Aztec-style patterns. The Turin and Como are made of 999 fine silver rather than sterling; fine silver is brighter and does not tarnish as readily, but it is also softer, so open and close those two as little as possible.
Sizes: S to XL, and what fits which wrist
Every chain bracelet in the collection uses the same chart, and the brand says M is its most popular size. Measure the wrist snug, just below the wrist bone, and read across; the brand’s own advice is to add 0.4″ to 0.8″ (1 to 2 cm) to the wrist for a comfortable fit and to go up a size when you are between two. For the thick weaves (Lesi, Marlo, and similar), add a further 0.4″ (1 cm). The Ladon is the one exception, sold in 7.5″ and 8.7″ only.
| Size | Length | Fits wrist |
|---|---|---|
| S | 7.1″18 cm | 5.9–6.7″15–17 cm |
| M | 7.9″20 cm | 6.7–7.5″17–19 cm |
| L | 8.7″22 cm | 7.5–8.3″19–21 cm |
| XL | 9.5″24 cm | 8.3–9.1″21–23 cm |
If you are buying for someone else, our guide to buying a men’s bracelet as a gift shows three ways to find his size without asking; measured in the brand’s terms, a 7″ wrist is an M and a 7.5″ wrist sits on the M/L line, where the brand says to take the L.
Which one: by wrist, watch, and budget
- A first bracelet. Bari (5 mm Cuban, $169) or Sergo (4 mm foxtail, $169): slim, plain, and in the sizes most men wear. The Crein (6 mm) if you want the piece to show a little more.
- Beside a watch, on the same wrist. Alfo (3.5 mm), Sergo (4 mm), or Bari (5 mm), sized snug. Anything wider belongs on the other wrist; our guide to wearing a bracelet with a watch explains why.
- Opposite a big dive or sports watch. Cana or Savona (7 mm), Lesi (9 mm), or Marlo (11 mm): enough width to balance a 42 to 45 mm case.
- Under $200. Alfo $149, Sergo $169, Bari $169, Cana $199 (on sale), Pudolf $199, and Krun $199. Five of the eleven plain chain bracelets and one engraved piece.
- When you don’t know the wrist size. A cuff: the Lugo ($249) for a plain one, the Basel or Turin for an engraved one. One adjustable size, no clasp.
- The one with the longest track record. Crein, with 405 reviews at 4.8 when we checked, then Lesi (290 at 4.8), Cana (223 at 4.7), and Marlo (220 at 4.8).
- A statement. Athena or Fulda if you want engraving on a wearable curb; Zeus or Leo if you want the wrist to be the first thing people see.
Reviews, sale prices, and the fine print
The ratings in the tables are the averages each product page shows, with the number of reviews behind them; the long-running pieces have hundreds, the 2026 additions a handful. For what buyers actually say about the fit, the clasps, the weight, and the delivery time, our review of 56 Ronatelli customer reviews quotes them in full, and our Ronatelli brand profile covers the brand itself.
Six bracelets were on sale when we checked: Crein ($249, from $299), Cana ($199, from $249), Lesi ($469, from $539), Marlo ($499, from $599), Milan ($299, from $329), and Oslo ($229, from $399). Sale prices come and go, so read the product page on the day. Shipping is free and tracked; the brand quotes one to two business days to process an order and two to three days delivery from its US warehouse or four to seven from overseas. Returns are accepted within 30 days of receiving the piece, unworn with tags and packaging, with the return postage paid by the customer; a different size means a return and a new order.
FAQ
Which Ronatelli bracelet is the most popular?
By review count, the Crein, a 6 mm foxtail bracelet with 405 reviews at 4.8 when we checked, followed by the Lesi, Cana, and Marlo. The brand says M is its most popular size.
What widths do Ronatelli bracelets come in?
From 3.5 mm (Alfo) to 11 mm (Marlo) among the plain chain bracelets, up to 18 mm across the Leo’s lion-head links. The product pages list no width for four of the seven cuffs.
What is the cheapest Ronatelli bracelet?
The Alfo bamboo bracelet at $149, then the Sergo and Bari at $169. The most expensive is the Zeus Vajra curb at $539.
What size Ronatelli bracelet should I buy?
Measure your wrist snug and use the chart: S fits 5.9 to 6.7 inches, M 6.7 to 7.5, L 7.5 to 8.3, XL 8.3 to 9.1. Go up a size between two, and add 0.4 inches for the thick weaves such as the Lesi and Marlo.
Do Ronatelli bracelets come in one size?
The chain bracelets come in S, M, L, and XL (the Ladon in 7.5 and 8.7 inches only). The seven cuffs and bangles come in one adjustable size.
Are Ronatelli bracelets real silver?
The product pages describe every bracelet as 925 sterling silver, except the Turin and Como cuffs, which are 999 fine silver. Our guide to telling real silver from plated explains the stamp and the tests you can run at home.
Bottom line
Start with the width. For an everyday bracelet that works with a watch on the other wrist, the Bari (5 mm), Sergo (4 mm), and Crein (6 mm) cover most men at $169 to $249, and the Crein has the longest review record in the collection. Go to the Cana, Savona, Lesi, or Marlo when you want the bracelet to be the main piece, to an engraved curb or a medallion piece when you want it noticed, and to a cuff when you can’t measure the wrist. Buy the size the chart gives you, one up for the thick weaves, and check the product page for the price on the day.
From the collection
Men’s sterling silver bracelets by Ronatelli
Thirty-one handmade 925 bracelets, from a 3.5 mm bamboo link to an 11 mm woven band, in sizes S to XL. Every cuff is adjustable.
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Widths, prices, compare-at prices, ratings, review counts, the size chart, and the shipping and return terms were read from ronatelli.com product and policy pages on October 28, 2026, and may have changed since. Ratings are the averages the product pages display. Width ranges for everyday wear follow our bracelets guide. Read our editorial policy.
