CRESTSIDE — Solid 925 Sterling Silver Chains & Bracelets AU

.shopify-section-group-header-group { z-index: auto !important; } .shopify-section-group-footer-group, #cs-foot { position: relative !important; z-index: 2 !important; } .announcement-bar, .header-wrapper, .shopify-section-header { display: none !important; } body { background: #0D0E16 !important; color: #EDF1F7; } /* crestside.css carries `#pdp { display: none }` from the single-page lab build, where the product view was a JS-toggled panel. The only thing that un-hides it is `body.pdp-page #pdp`, and .pdp-page comes from the inline script -- so with scripting off EVERY product page rendered a logo, a footer, and an empty dark gap where the image, title, price, size selector and Add to cart should be. The whole catalogue was unbrowsable. The first version of this block fixed the homepage and missed this entirely. */ #pdp { display: block !important; } /* THE STORE COULD NOT SCROLL WITH JS OFF. crestside.css locks the page while the ceremony is up (`body { overflow: hidden }`) and only releases it on `body.entered` -- a class the inline script adds. With scripting off it never lands, so every page was one screenful with no way down: the grid rendered, the footer rendered, and neither could be reached. The earlier fixes here restored the LAYERS and forgot the LOCK. */ body { overflow: auto !important; height: auto !important; } /* The gallery arrows are JS-driven, so with scripting off they are controls that do nothing. The track itself is a native horizontal scroll-snap container, so swipe still works without them. */ .pdp-arrow { display: none !important; } /* The pinned buy bar is JS-driven (it is reparented to <body> and its click handler routes through the cart API), and `body.pdp-page` never lands with scripting off, so it stays hidden. That is the correct outcome -- but only because the in-page #buy-atc is hidden by a `body.pdp-page`-scoped rule too, so it stays VISIBLE here and remains a real form submit. Stated explicitly so a future edit does not hide #buy-atc unconditionally and leave a no-JS phone with no way to buy at all. */ #buy-atc { display: inline-block !important; } #gate { z-index: 1 !important; pointer-events: none !important; } #gate .logo-stage, #gate .gate-tag, #gate .enter-btn { display: none !important; } .cs-logo-fixed { display: block !important; position: fixed; top: 18px; left: 50%; width: min(34vw, 196px); aspect-ratio: 720 / 397; transform: translateX(-50%); z-index: 300; }

Nocturne Lock Chain worn at the neck, showing the width of the mariner links against a black collar

Nocturne Lock Chain

$1,290.00 AUD

Mamba Chain worn at the collarbone over a black shirt

Mamba Chain

$390.00 AUD

Nocturne Lock Bracelet laid in a circle on black, showing the brushed mariner links and the box clasp

Nocturne Lock Bracelet

$850.00 AUD

Ice Trap Bracelet worn on the wrist, showing the round-link band and the stone-set clasp

Ice Trap Bracelet

$490.00 AUD

Chrome Blade Bracelet worn on the wrist, showing the chevron links running the length of the band

Chrome Blade Bracelet

$890.00 AUD

Frosted Grid Bracelet worn on the wrist below a black sleeve

Frosted Grid Bracelet

$450.00 AUD

About CRESTSIDE

CRESTSIDE is a Melbourne jeweller working in solid 925 sterling silver. Six pieces: men's chains and bracelets, 21.5 grams to 75, each one hallmark stamped by its maker and torch-tested by hand before it is listed. All Pieces.

Sterling is 92.5 per cent silver, alloyed with a harder metal so a link holds its shape under weight. The stamp records that ratio and nothing more. Why 925 covers the alloy, how to tell real from plated sets out five checks worth running at home, and the chain types guide takes curb, Cuban, snake and rope one at a time.

Every piece carries an anti-tarnish finish. It is not permanent. It wears with time and contact, and the sterling beneath behaves as sterling does: it darkens, and the tarnish wipes off with a cloth. Dispatched from Melbourne to anywhere in Australia. About CRESTSIDE.