Anchor Chains: Anchor chains are made of solid flat links with a bar in them. Typically, anchor chain necklaces are heavier options that look great worn on their own.
Box Chains: Also known as Venetian chains, box chains are made of interlinking squares. Box chains can be thinner to support the addition of pendants or thicker for independent wear.
Rope Chains: Rope chain necklaces are made of smaller links that are arranged in a pattern to create a chain in the shape of a rope. They are available in varying thicknesses for men’s and women’s chains.
Cable Chains: One of the most common necklace types, cable chains are perfect for thinner necklaces or in more stylized men’s chains. They are identified by their straightforward structure in which oval links are connected to form the chain.
Figaro Chains: Hailing from Italy, figaro chains are identified by their unique structure. These chains consist of a repeating pattern in which one large link is followed by two smaller links. This creates an intricate chain that is popular for men’s chain jewelry.
Singapore Chains: Singapore chains feature links arranged in a style similar to a rope chain. Singapore chains are often worn on their own and are a delicate shining addition to any look.
Wheat Chains: Wheat chains are defined by the beautiful appearance of the chain which resembles its namesake plant. The wheat look is achieved by braiding links together.
Herringbone Chains: Much like other looks of the 80’s, herringbone chains are part of a style renaissance that has them in fashion again. These shining chains are made of interwoven flat segments that are curved in the middle. When linked together, they form a herringbone pattern. Because of their delicate nature, herringbone chains are best worn on their own.
Beaded Chains: Beaded chains are made of metal beads linked together with metal bars. These chains are most commonly worn with pendants attached.