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What affects the price of chains?
Metal, width, length and construction set the price. A 14K gold chain costs more than sterling silver, stainless steel or titanium, and wider, longer or solid styles use more material. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget, then compare widths within your metal.
Which chain styles are most popular?
Curb, figaro and cable chains lead the list. Titanium and sterling silver curb chains, sterling silver figaro chains and fine gold cable chains appear near the top, followed by box, rope and spiga (wheat) styles. Browse Curb & Cuban Chains to compare widths.
What chain width should I choose?
Choose under 2mm for a pendant or a quiet look. Fine cable and box chains here run from 0.5mm and sit quietly. Widths of 4mm to 7mm and wider, such as curb, rope and figaro styles, make a bolder statement when worn solo.
How do I pick the right chain length?
Match the length to where you want it to fall. Many chains here are listed from 16 to 24 inches, and some go up to 30 inches. Shorter lengths sit near the collarbone, longer ones hang lower. Shorter lengths also suit bracelets or anklets where listed.
Which chain metal suits everyday wear?
Solid gold, stainless steel and titanium suit daily wear well. 10K and 14K gold resist tarnish, while stainless steel and titanium are sturdy for active days. Sterling silver is a classic choice that shines with occasional polishing. See Sterling Silver Chains.
What is the difference between a cable and a rope chain?
A cable chain is made of simple oval links; a rope chain looks twisted. Cable chains read clean and understated, while rope chains have a braided, textured look that catches more light. Both come in several widths. Compare Rope Chains with cable styles.