How to Get a Free Chain With Every Saphir Order

Order anything from Saphir and a second chain shows up in the box that you didn't pay extra for. That's not a mistake and it's not a limited promotion about to end, it's how every order works. Buy a Cuban Link Bracelet, buy a chain, buy both, and a free chain rides along in the same package.

How the free chain actually works

The free chain is automatic. There's no code to enter, no box to check at checkout, no separate gift step you can miss. Place an order and it's included in what ships, every time, regardless of order size or what's in your cart.

Why it isn't a discount code

A discount code, like WELCOME10 or COMEBACK15, lowers the total you pay. The free chain does something different, it adds a physical piece to your order at no extra cost. Because those are two separate mechanisms, one a checkout discount and one a gift-with-purchase, they don't cancel each other out. Use a discount code and the free chain still ships with your order regardless.

Does it stack with a discount code?

Yes. Apply WELCOME10 on a first order, or COMEBACK15 if you're coming back for a second piece, and the free chain arrives either way. Nothing about entering a code removes the gift. The only thing codes can't stack with is each other, checkout takes one code per order, so pick the one that actually fits your account.

What kind of chain do you get

The free chain that ships with your order is a real Saphir piece, not a throwaway extra. It's built with the same 316L stainless steel and 18K gold or 925 silver PVD plating as everything else on the site, so it holds up the same way your main piece does, waterproof and hypoallergenic.

Is there a catch

No minimum order size, no hidden step, no code required to get it, and it isn't limited to certain products. Every order includes it, whether you're buying one bracelet or building out a full set with a chain, a bracelet, and a pendant.

How to make sure you get it

You don't have to do anything. Add what you want to your cart, check out, and the free chain is part of what arrives. If you also have a code, WELCOME10 for a first order or COMEBACK15 if you've bought before, apply it the same way, in the discount box before you pay. Both the percentage off and the free chain land on the same order.

What to build your order around

Since a chain is coming either way, it makes sense to spend your order on the piece you actually want most, a Diamond Tennis Chain, the Cuban bracelet above, whatever fits how you dress, and let the free chain be the bonus rather than the reason you bought. New customers can stack WELCOME10 on top for 10% off the whole cart, free chain included.

One order, two chains

No code, no minimum, no catch. Every Saphir order ships with a free chain automatically, and it stacks with whichever discount code applies to your account. Build the order you actually want first. The free chain takes care of itself.

How this compares to typical gift-with-purchase deals

Most gift-with-purchase promotions in jewelry come with a catch, a minimum spend to hit, a specific product you have to buy first, a countdown before the offer disappears. Saphir's free chain has none of that. It isn't tied to a spend threshold, it isn't a limited-time push, and it applies the same way on a $40 order as it does on a much bigger one.

A worked example

Say you're a first-time buyer and you add the Cuban bracelet linked above to your cart. You apply WELCOME10 at checkout, 10% comes off your total. You pay, and two things ship, the bracelet you ordered and a free chain you didn't. No extra click, no gift menu, no code specifically for the chain. That's the entire process, whether you use a code or not.

What people actually do with the second chain

Some wear both at once, layered at slightly different lengths. Some keep the free one as a backup for days the main piece is in the wash or off getting worn in. A fair number just hand it to someone else, a brother, a friend, a gift that cost nothing extra to give. None of that changes how you get it, it's the same automatic process either way.

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