Iced Out Jewellery

Iced means set edge to edge, with no bare metal showing along the piece. Everything here is stone-set: Miami Cuban links, tennis bracelets, cluster and clover stations, and two chains built to be seen over a t-shirt.

The stones are cubic zirconia, cut as round brilliants and marquises. Cubic zirconia scores 8 to 8.5 on the Mohs scale and disperses light more strongly than diamond does, roughly 0.060 against 0.044 — which is why a well-cut stone throws flashes of colour you can read across a room. Choose a warm gold tone or a bright silver tone.

About this collection

Iced out jewellery in cubic zirconia, shipped from Ontario

Iced means set edge to edge, with no bare metal showing along the piece. Everything in this collection is stone-set: Miami Cuban links, tennis bracelets, cluster and clover stations, and chains built to be seen over a t-shirt. Two pieces — the moissanite tennis bracelet and the moissanite Miami Cuban — are VVS1 moissanite on 925 sterling silver, and ship with a GRA certificate. Everything else is cubic zirconia on a plated base, and every product page says which. This is the collection for people who want the iced look, at either level.

Iced Cuban links

The moissanite Miami Cuban bracelet is the top of the range: every flat link face set with VVS1 moissanite on rhodium-plated sterling silver, in 8 or 10 mm. Below it, the 10 mm iced Miami Cuban bracelet is micro-pavé set across every link face, in silver or gold tone and two lengths. The halo station bracelet breaks the run with round halo settings for a different rhythm. For the neck, the fully iced 10 mm chain in gold or silver tone, and the 20 mm chain — roughly twice the width of a standard Cuban, with links you can read from across a room.

If you want the sparkle in one place rather than everywhere, the iced-lock bracelet and the matching 18K-plated chain keep the links plain and polished and put the pavé on the clasp. Worn lock-forward, it is the feature; turned to the back, it is a plain Cuban.

Iced tennis bracelets and stations

The moissanite tennis bracelet leads: a single unbroken line of VVS1 stones on rhodium-plated sterling silver, in 2, 3 or 4 mm. The cubic zirconia tennis bracelet runs a single line of round brilliants in 3, 4 or 5 mm, and the tennis necklace does the same at 20 or 22 inches. The cluster tennis bracelet builds the band from halo-set stations. The four-leaf clover and clover flower bracelets alternate pavé motifs along the run — the flower in deep blue or olive-green marquise petals.

Why cubic zirconia for iced pieces

Cubic zirconia is grown in a lab, cut and polished on the same equipment used for fine gemstones, and scores 8 to 8.5 on the Mohs scale — hard enough to hold a crisp polish through daily wear. It disperses light more strongly than diamond does, which is why a well-cut stone throws the coloured flashes an iced piece is for. What you are not paying for is rarity. It is not moissanite, and we never label it as such. The two moissanite pieces here are marked as moissanite on their own pages, and the full moissanite collection is set on sterling silver.

Gold tone or silver tone

Most pieces come in both. Silver tone is a bright white plating and reads cooler and sharper; it suits white pavé and reads well against dark clothing. Gold tone is warmer and suits people who already wear yellow gold. Both are plating over a base metal; care is the same — off before swimming, away from perfume, wiped with a soft cloth.

Buying iced jewellery in Canada

Every order is packed in Ancaster, Ontario and shipped tracked. Canadian orders travel by Canada Post or UPS and typically arrive in two to five business days. United States orders ship Delivered Duty Paid, so there is nothing to pay at the door. Fourteen-day returns on unworn pieces.

Questions people ask

No diamonds. One piece — the moissanite Miami Cuban bracelet — is VVS1 moissanite on 925 sterling silver and is labelled as such. Everything else in this collection is cubic zirconia on a plated base metal. We never call cubic zirconia moissanite or diamond.

The stones are prong-set or pavé-set into metal, not glued, so they hold under normal wear. Avoid catching a fully iced bracelet on clothing or knocking it against hard surfaces, and check the clasp closes fully each time you put it on.

Any plated finish wears eventually. Multi-layer plating over a base metal lasts considerably longer than single-dip plating, and lasts longest when the piece is kept away from water, perfume and chlorine. Take it off before showers and swimming.

Yes — most of this collection is unisex and the Cuban links, tennis bracelets and chains are photographed on men. Choose 8 inches for a larger wrist and 22 or 24 inches for a chain worn over a t-shirt.

An iced piece has stones across every link. An iced-lock piece has plain polished links and stones on the clasp only, so the sparkle sits in one place and the piece layers with other chains. Both are in this collection.

Yes. Every order ships tracked from Ancaster, Ontario, typically arriving within two to five business days across Canada. US orders ship Delivered Duty Paid. Unworn pieces can be returned within fourteen days.