An Official Jewelry Item of Williamsburg
AT A GLANCE
Sterling silver – 7 grams
2.6mm wide x 2.1mm thick
Subtle chevron (zigzag) pattern
All weights & measurements shown are approximate.
The Anita Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet is part of the ORIGINAL Williamsburg C-shaped Cuff Bracelet Collection—a treasured heirloom jewelry item for Williamsburg families for generations.
The Anita bracelet features a crisp but understated chevron pattern that adds a modern, geometric edge. As part of our cuff bracelets collection, it’s a perfect choice for someone who loves clean lines with a bit of bold detail—ideal for everyday wear or a thoughtful gift. Anita suits the wearer who appreciates contemporary style with a sharp, distinctive finish.
Its open cuff style allows for comfortable wear and easy stacking, whether paired with other bracelets or worn alone as a signature piece.
Perfect for those searching for:
Sterling silver cuff bracelets
Williamsburg jewelry
C-shaped cuff bracelets
Colonial-inspired jewelry
Chevron pattern bracelets
Classic women’s sterling silver bracelets
Artisan silver cuff jewelry
Anita Sterling Silver ORIGINAL Williamsburg C-Shaped Cuff Bracelet
Shipping Info
For in-stock items that DO NOT require engraving, we will ship out the same or next business day, via USPS Priority Mail
Delivery times vary based on USPS. Williamsburg Jewelers cannot guarantee a specific delivery date.
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS $250+
The ORIGINAL Williamsburg C-Shaped Cuff Bracelet
Accept no substitutes or lookalikes! Each authentic bracelet in this collection is handwrought by Mr. James Curtis, Master Silversmith. He is the same man responsible for creating items for celebrities and diplomats for decades during his tenure as a Master Silversmith in the historic district of Williamsburg, VA. His creations have been gifted to four United States presidents, Margaret Thatcher, Queen Elizabeth, King Charles, John Wayne, and others. Learn more >
Video tutorial: How to put on our cuff bracelets >
Due to the handmade nature of these items, some very minor variances or hand tool marks may exist on your cuff—all of our guests agree that these add to the character of Mr. Curtis' work and are further proof of its handwrought origin.
