Where can I find a simple sterling cuff bracelet in Toronto?

http://www.riogrande.com/ will ship to Canada. You'll have to fork out US$10 for their catalogue, but I think that might be a 'redeemable with first order' thing. It has five pages of sterling cuffs. The ones most like what you're looking for are about US$30; it's a wholesale jewellers' supply. You could also try http://www.etsy.com/...? Ebay? Here -- I'm in Ottawa -- I'd look in http://www.magpiejewellery.com/; might be worth an e-mail to see if they have one they'd ship?

I've had success in the past with a very friendly MeFite in Buffalo who shipped some stuff for me.

Rio Grande indeed has silver cuffs. You specifically need the "Gem and Findings" catalog. The two bracelets you linked look like they are made by http://www.ganoksin.com/borisat/nenam/anticlastic-raising.htm. The ones listed in Rio for $30 are http://www.nightfoxjewelry.com/images/962-122-sterling-edged-straight-cuff.jpg bracelets, which are a little different. There are two that are like your example, a narrow taper and a wide taper for $90 and $116 respectively, both anticlastic. To order from Rio Grande you have to set up an account and I think they try to only sell to people who are connected with the trade. You could order a catalog and try to set up an account. It costs 10 dollars but they send you a 10 dollar gift certificate with the catalog. If you have any problems and you're still haven't found one I can order from them and maybe we can work something out, email's in profile (I'm in the US).

That would be very easy for http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=57332 of http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=15771&section_id=5001526 etsy users to make. Just email them and ask. (I've never bought anything from these people. I just did a search to see who was selling similar items).

You might also try the geolocator option on http://www.etsy.com/. There are tons and tons of metalsmith/jewelry people on etsy.

Courage My Love on Kensington, perhaps?

Thirding Rio Grande. I wasn't aware that they had started charging for the catalog, though. Be aware the prices quoted in the catalog may change depending on the price of silver. If you go with them, I would call and ask for their current spot price for silver to see how it compares with the one in the catalog so you don't have an unpleasant surprise. They're actually quite good for all kinds of very basic silver jewelry - it's meant to be made fancier by the end user, so they sell very basic, simple stuff.

Thanks for the answers so far. I guess I was looking for a bricks and mortal solution here in Toronto. Something like "Hey, totally go to ABC Jewelers!"

Fourth RioGrande. You do need a connection with the industry, but one of those categories is "student". I haven't used them much recently, but I did a lot of business with them a few years ago, and I'll vouch for them. The price is wholesale, and on the rare occasions I returned something, they gave me no grief whatsoever, even the shipping was reasonable. Their current catalog prices are based on silver at 10$/ounce, and it looks like the current price is about 14.50$. (Got a catalog last week.)