Spiga Chain Necklace in 14K Gold Filled, 1.5mm, 16–20 Inch
Stock Number:
SJQG-GFSP150-16
$59.99
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Product information
- Metal14K Gold Filled Yellow gold filledPolished
- Size1.5 mmWidth
- Weight2.23 gTotal item weight
Description
A 14K gold filled spiga chain necklace in a 1.5mm width, finished with a polished surface and secured by a lobster clasp.
Spiga, also called wheat chain, is a centuries-old European chain style constructed from four strands of twisted oval links braided together into a textured, rope-like rod. The interlocking structure gives spiga chains exceptional strength for their slim profile and a subtly faceted surface that catches light along its length. Gold filled construction bonds a thick layer of 14K gold to a jeweler's brass core under heat and pressure, yielding a far more durable gold surface than standard plating.
The 1.5mm width reads as delicate and unisex, ideal as a standalone neck chain or as a foundation for a pendant. Its flexible weave drapes smoothly against the skin and resists kinking. It suits a buyer who wants the warmth of yellow gold in a versatile, everyday-wearable format — or a thoughtful base chain for a meaningful pendant.
Ships free on orders over $99. Arrives in Sophia Jewelers signature packaging.
Product details14K Gold Filled yellow gold filled · 2.23 g
Metal
- Metal
- Yellow gold filled
- Purity
- 14K Gold Filled
- Finish
- Polished
- Construction
- Flexible
Measurements
- Width
- 1.5 mm
- Length
- 16 in
- Weight
- 2.23 g
Style & design
- Chain style
- Spiga (Wheat)
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- Made in
- United States
- Item #
- SJQG-GFSP150-16
Our standards
- Stamped with its metal type (e.g. 14K, 925)
Length & fitLength guide · 30-day length exchanges
If the length isn’t right, you can exchange it within 30 days of delivery.
Shipping & returnsFree insured shipping over $99 · 30-day returns
Free, insured shipping on US orders of $99 or more.
Return it within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in its original packaging.
Exchange it within 30 days for another size or another piece.
Covered by our One-Year Limited Jewelry Warranty against manufacturing defects.
What’s in the boxYour chain in our signature blue padded gift box
- Your chain
- Our signature blue padded jewelry gift box
- A packing slip with no prices on it
Jewelry careStore each piece on its own in a soft pouch
Store each piece on its own in a soft pouch or lined box, so nothing scratches it.
Spiga Chain Necklace in 14K Gold Filled, 1.5mm, 16–20 Inch
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Spiga Chain Necklace in 14K Gold Filled, 1.5mm, 16–20 Inch
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What affects the price of wheat chains?
Metal, width and length set the price most. Solid 14K gold costs more than 10K, sterling silver, gold-plated or stainless steel, and thicker or longer chains use more material. A diamond-cut finish can also matter. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which wheat chain styles are most popular?
Slim sterling silver and stainless steel Spiga chains lead the list. Polished stainless steel in 1.5mm to 5mm and diamond-cut sterling silver in fine widths come first, followed by 14K yellow gold and 14K rose gold wheat chains.
What width of wheat chain should I choose?
Choose 1mm to 2mm for slim, everyday wear. Fine widths sit quietly alone or under a pendant. Widths of 3mm to 5mm, common in the stainless steel and sterling silver styles, give a bolder look that stands on its own.
Can I wear a pendant on a wheat chain?
Yes, slim wheat chains work well with pendants. Choose a fine width, around 1mm to 1.5mm, so the chain stays light under the pendant. Check that the pendant bail is wide enough to slide over the braided links.
What does diamond-cut mean on a wheat chain?
Diamond-cut means the links have tiny faceted surfaces. Those facets are cut into the metal and catch the light, so the chain looks brighter than a plain polished one. It is a finish on the metal, not a diamond stone.
Which metal is best for an everyday wheat chain?
Solid gold or sterling silver suit daily wear well. 14K gold is a bit harder than 10K, while stainless steel is a sturdy, lower-cost option. Gold-plated chains have a thin surface layer. For upkeep tips, see jewelry care.