Miles Jewellery store spotlight: moissanite studs, tennis chains and Cuban links
Miles sells hip-hop style chains, pendants and moissanite studs, with sale prices, an extra 15% off at checkout and free duty-paid shipping to the UK.
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Miles (Miles Jewellery) is an online jeweller specialising in hip-hop style pieces: tennis chains, Cuban links, iced-out pendants, stud earrings, rings and grillz. Much of the range is 925 sterling silver set with moissanite, a lab-grown stone used as a cheaper alternative to diamond, alongside stainless steel and cubic zirconia pieces. It suits anyone after a statement chain or a pair of sparkly studs without paying diamond prices, and people buying a gift for someone into streetwear.
Miles ships worldwide from outside the UK, but the site shows prices in pounds for UK shoppers and says duties and import taxes are included. Prices below are the starting prices for the smallest size or length. The site also shows a lower "estimated at checkout" figure, which reflects its extra discount at checkout. Prices can change.
What's worth a look
- Round Cut VVS Moissanite Stud Earrings: currently from £32 (shown down from £43). Four-prong studs in 925 sterling silver, with push-back or screw-back fittings and stone sizes from 3mm up to 12.5mm. A sensible first buy if you want to see what moissanite looks like before spending more.
- 4mm Moissanite Tennis Chain: currently from £365 (shown down from £486). A sterling silver tennis necklace in silver or gold finish, in lengths from 16in to 24in, and it comes with a moissanite certificate. This one is for someone who wants a proper statement piece.
- Men's Moissanite Cross Pendant: currently from £66 (shown down from £87). A rhodium-plated sterling silver cross in five sizes from XS to XL. You can buy the pendant alone or add a compatible chain on the product page.
- 18mm Miami Stainless Steel Cuban Link Bracelet: currently from £44 (shown down from £58). A chunky Cuban link bracelet in natural steel or 14K gold-plated steel, in lengths from 7in to 9in. A cheaper way to get the Cuban look than solid silver.
- Cuban chains: the full collection covers stainless steel, sterling silver and moissanite-set Cuban chains in a range of widths, with prices that vary by material and size.
Current offers
- Sale prices across the range, about 25% below the regular price (the product pages show around 24–25% off).
- An extra 15% off at checkout on top of the sale price, so on the earrings above the checkout estimate drops from £32 to £27.20.
- Free worldwide shipping with duties included.
- 30-day returns on ready-made items.
- Join Miles Members for first access to new drops and exclusive offers.
How to save more
- Check the checkout estimate. Product pages show both the sale price and the price "estimated at checkout" once the extra 15% is applied, so you can compare pieces on what you'll actually pay.
- Choose ready-made over custom if you might change your mind. The site says custom and personalised items and grillz can't be returned or exchanged (they're still covered by the warranty), while ready-made pieces have 30 days.
- Pick your metal carefully. Stainless steel pieces such as the Cuban bracelet cost far less than sterling silver with moissanite, so they're worth a look if you're mainly after the style.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.

Miles Jewellery codes & deals today
Join Miles Members for first access to drops and exclusive offers
Free email sign-up on the homepage.
30-day returns on ready-made items
Items must be unworn with packaging and proof of purchase; customer pays return postage; custom items excluded.
Free worldwide shipping with duties included
Applies to every order to destinations available at checkout; ships DDP.
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