Chain Styles

Did you know that chains come is so many different varieties? Find out your favorite below!

Bead: metal balls are connected by metal links to create bead chains.

Box: square shaped links that resemble a box connected together

Byzantine: A unique flexible woven or rope like designed texture created by oval links united together. 

Cable: oval rings linked together with complete symmetry and uniform in width and thickness

Criss-cross: Flat link cross over to form a twist that shimmers with each movement

Curb & Cuban: a variation of a cable chain but with a twisted oval link that lies flat against a surface. A popular style for men.

Figaro: A patterned link with typically one elongated oval link trailed by two or three smaller round links.

Herringbone: a flat lying necklace made up of metal segments. The segments have a bent or weaved look in the center to form a herringbone pattern.

Mariner: Features oval links with a bar in the middle of each link to divide it.

Rolo: a similar style to the cable chain. Rolo chains are made with symmetrical round links.

Rope: comprised of two thick strands woven together to have a twisted rope like appearance.

Singapore: flexible twisted style chain with flat interwoven links.

Snake: flexible chain with wavy flat metal plate looking links tightly joined together to resemble a zig-zag or snake skin pattern.

Wheat: twisted teardrop shaped oval links are connected and intertwined together; all pointing in the same direction to form the resemblance of the top of wheat stalks.