In this Miansai review, we’ll explore why this modern jewelry brand is so appealing.

Timeless. Understated. Simple Elegance. Nautical without going overboard. Let’s dive into all the details about Miansai…

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He could not find what he was looking for, so he created his own line, giving it a distinctive yet unmistakable maritime flair. 

So, where does the name Miansai come from? It is taken from his name – Michael Andrew Saiger.

Miansai Bracelets

While at the University of Miami, Michael started designing accessories – and came up with a unique design for a men’s bracelet using the shape of a fishing hook as a closure.

It was a simple idea, yet one that has an unusual, masculine flair, playing off a nautical motif.

He continued creating products that focus on clean looks and interesting hardware. Along with fishing hooks, Michael uses anchors and brummel hooks plus other types of nautical joinery. 

It was to be the start of something big.

Another iconic piece, the Miansai screw-cuff bracelet has become a staple of the smart set.  Worn with equal flair by both sexes, the screw-cuff bracelet is neither flashy nor tastelessly gaudy. It has a simple, ingenious design with a straight bar and screw-on fastener, and is again reminiscent of a piece of nautical hardware. 

Minimalist yes, it has a flair that appeals to both men and women for its simple wearability. It is available in a variety of precious metals such as yellow and rose gold.  The Embellished Screw Cuff comes in solid gold, set with pave diamonds for a more delicate, upmarket look. 

More practical, everyday designs include bungee rope bracelets, simple chain bracelets and now, as we are in the era of Covid,  masks with safety chains.