Chai Cup Charm & Bracelet Set

Name: Chai Cup Charm & Bracelet Set
Brand: maabae
Price: 195.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$248.00 $195.00

The perfect gift set for chai lovers.

Includes:
1 x Chai Cup Charm
1 x Signature Charm Bracelet

Size Guide >

Free shipping over $80

Free 30-day returns

The chai cup is an icon of the South Asian roadside. For many, it brings back memories of roadside chai stalls, slow mornings with family and the warmth of spices that always seem to feel like home.

Made in recycled 925 sterling silver.

Available in multiple lengths to ensure the perfect fit. Not sure which size is right for you? Take a look at our Size Guide.

925 STERLING SILVER
925 sterling silver is a precious metal known for its durability and comprised of 92.5% pure silver. Over time, It is natural for sterling silver to develop tarnish. This is can be caused by exposure to moisture, open air and products on the skin. The best way to care for your silver is through protective maintenance.

HOW TO STORE
Store your jewelry in a safe, dry place when not in use.

HOW TO CLEAN
Clean your silver regularly with a soft, dry cloth. To remove tarnish, buff gently with a silver polishing cloth.

Shipping

Free shipping on all U.S. domestic orders over $80.
Orders under $80 ship with a flat fee of $6.
Every order is packed by hand with love and typically arrives within 3–5 business days.

Returns

Not in love with your piece? No worries. You can return your order within 30 days of purchase.
Simply email us at hey@maabae.com and we’ll take care of the rest.
Return shipping is on us—we’ll cover the cost of sending it back.

SIZE CHART

Our Signature Charm Bracelet is the foundation of the CULTURECLUB system.

Depending on the length of the bracelet, you can wear between 8 and 11 charms on each.

Bracelet Size (in)	Bracelet Size (cm)	No. of Charms
5.5in	14.1cm	8
6.1in	15.5cm	9
6.7in	17.0cm	10
7.3in	18.5cm	11

How to measure your wrist

MEASURE YOUR WRIST

With a flexible measuring tape:

Wrap the measuring tape around your wrist.
Note the measurement where the tape overlaps.
Add 1cm (0.4in) to your wrist measurement to find your bracelet size. If you are between bracelet sizes, we recommend sizing up.

To ensure an accurate fit, always measure your wrist on a flat surface with your palm facing up.

Signature Charm Bracelet styling example

HOW TO STYLE

Our Signature Charm Bracelet is the perfect base to start your CULTURECLUB charm collection. Build your collection of charms and attach them on to each connector piece of your bracelet. You can choose which way you want your charms to fall depending on which side of the connector you choose to attach your charms on. Stack with a Daily Charm Bracelet for a fully maximalist look.

CULTURECLUB bracelet styles labeled

BRACELET STYLE GUIDE

Three Bracelet Styles: CULTURECLUB offers three signature bracelet styles designed for different ways of collecting and wearing your charms.

Daily Charm Bracelet – Our daintiest bracelet, designed for everyday wear and stacking. Best styled with 1–2 charms.
Signature Charm Bracelet – Our signature bracelet and the foundation of the collection. Designed to comfortably hold 8–11 charms (depending on the length of the bracelet).
Chunky Charm Bracelet – Our boldest, heaviest bracelet for a statement look. Designed for those who love a chunky stack, holding 6–9 charms (depending on the length of the bracelet).

DESIGNED FROM AN ARCHIVE

The fluted chai glass is one of India’s most iconic everyday object found everywhere from bustling railway stations and roadside tapris to office canteens and family kitchens. Originally shaped by practicality, the glass became popular for being durable, stackable and easy to clean during India’s rapidly growing tea culture in the early 20th century. As tea spread across the country through railway networks, factory breaks and local chai stalls, the humble chai glass became part of daily life across every social class, language and region.

But chai was never only about the drink itself. It became a ritual; the pause between moments, the excuse to gather, the backdrop to conversations both ordinary and life-changing. The warmth of the glass against your fingertips. Steam curling into the air. The first sip that’s always slightly too hot but somehow perfect anyway. For many South Asians and diaspora communities, chai carries the texture of belonging itself. A feeling of home that transcends geography, generation and language. This charm is a tribute to those moments of connection, comfort and shared humanity.