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Chain Guide

By Nicolette Zoric

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The Ultimate Guide of Chains

A chain necklace is one of the most versatile jewellery options you can have. Not only is it the perfect choice for everyday wear, but it can also make a statement piece layered or by opting for a more uniquely designed chain.

The Classics

Cuban Link

Cuban is a variation of the standard cable link chain and features oval links that intersect in a rope pattern. ... Creating a classic style with a bit of modern edge, this kind of chain is perfect for all kinds of wearers and styles.

Cable Chain

Cable Chains are known for their uniform oval links in their construction, interlocked together to form one of the most classic types of chain necklaces. There are many variations of the link chain and can be found doubled to add heaviness and texture or flattened for easier wearing.

Curb Link

A slight twist on the classic cable jewellery chain types, curb chains are popular in very fine formations at around 1mm and much chunkier variations, ideal for creating statement necklaces. A curb links key characteristic features links that have been flattened and twisted, which interlock tightly together to form a chain.

Figaro Chain

A popular style amongst men, the Figaro chain features 2-3 shorter links separated by a longer one and comes in varying sizes and thicknesses.

Ball Chain

Ball chains are a great chain to add to your layers as a delicate look. Featuring small, typically hollow sheet metal balls which are identical in size and shape - all linked together with short lengths of metal wire.

Box Chain

Flattened and formed into a series of small box-like shapes, the box chain is often referred to as the "Venetian chain" and is the ideal chain used when layering due to its fluid, seamless look and dainty style.

Snake Chain

The snake chain is a popular choice for those who like wearing pendants, as it is a smooth, seamless and flexible chain that blends seamlessly with other chains. SHOP ALL

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