The Different Types of Jewellery Chains | Peoples Jewellers
BOX
A unique look, the box chain features squared links instead of circles or ovals. These square links are connected together creating a smooth, continuous, square-shaped chain.
CABLE
The cable chain is a traditional link chain common in a lot of necklace styles today. The cable chain features uniform round or oval-shaped links that are interlocked together.
CURB
The curb chain is a common look for men's jewellery. It features oval-shaped links that have been flattened on the edges and slightly twisted.
FIGARO
Like a song, the Figaro chain has a distinct melody – two or three short links followed by one longer link. The Figaro chain comes in varying sizes and weights, and its unique look makes it a favourite choice for men’s jewellery styles
HERRINGBONE
One of the oldest chain styles, herringbone chains date back to ancient Egypt. Herringbone chain is made of flat, slanted links joined together in a slightly angled pattern. They are usually not paired with a pendant charm, as they can kink easily.
MARINER
This unique chain is inspired by nautical knots and anchor chains. The mariner chain is created with interlocking oval links, each centered with a solid bar.
ROPE
A smart chain style for both men and women, the rope chain features oval-shaped links that have been carefully woven together, creating twisting rope-like lengths of chain.
SINGAPORE
The Singapore chain is an exceptionally beautiful style. It is made up of a series of interlinked segments that are twisted together, giving the impression of depth and diameter.
SNAKE
The cable chain is a traditional link chain common in a lot of necklace styles today. The cable chain features uniform round or oval-shaped links that are interlocked together.
