Men's Gold Chains, Rings and Diamond Earrings

Men’s gold chains here run from a thin 2 mm cable up to a heavier curb link near 6 mm, in 10K, 14K, 18K and platinum. A rope chain twists a tight spiral that catches light along its whole length. A curb chain lies flatter, with each link turned sideways against the next, so it reads bolder at the same width. Rope and curb are the two most common styles here, and the same width and length in each can still differ in weight, since the link shape changes how much metal goes into a foot of chain.

Sterling silver chains for men sit at a lower price than the same design in gold, and they work well as a first chain or an everyday piece worn under a shirt. Lengths on this page run from about 16 to 24 inches. A shorter chain sits close to the collar, and a longer one drops lower, which matters if you plan to add a pendant later.

This page lists chains and bracelets for men alongside rings and earrings, so you can compare a full look in one place. Browse the full gifts for him collection for everything we carry, or see gifts from $250 to $500, where most of our gold chains land.

A men’s signet ring is the piece we engrave most often here, worn plain or cut with a monogram, initial or small crest into the face. Signets on this page run from a compact 9 mm face up to a bold 27 mm oval, in sterling silver, gold and platinum. Beyond signets, this page also carries plain comfort-fit bands in a range of widths, for anyone who wants a ring with no stone and no history attached to it.

Diamond earrings for men on this page are mostly a small stud, often a cross set with a few accent diamonds, in white, yellow or rose gold or platinum. Plain metal studs sit beside them for anyone who wants the shape without the stones. We also carry guys bracelets personalized with your own initials, since engraving is free at purchase on everything here.

A signet ring or a pair of studs both make an easy Father’s Day gift, and the same pieces work as a graduation gift when a ring or a stud is meant to mark a milestone rather than complete an outfit.