Guides

How to Layer Silver Chains Without It Looking Like a Pile
Leave at least 5 cm between lengths so the chains sit as separate pieces, and put the finest chain highest and the widest lowest. Mixing link styles adds contrast and... Read more...
Silver Chain Length in Centimetres: 50, 55 and 60 cm on a Real Neck
Almost every chain length guide online is written in inches for an American reader. If you are shopping in centimetres, here is the version you need. In short: 50 cm... Read more...
A Silver Chain as a Gift: Choosing Without Knowing Their Size
If you cannot measure them, buy a necklace, and buy 55 cm. A necklace closes on most people — length only decides where it falls on the chest, so being... Read more...
Why Silver Chain Prices Vary So Much
Two things set the price of a solid silver chain: how much silver is in it, and how much work goes into forming that silver into a chain. Weight is... Read more...
Silver Chain Weight Chart: Every Size, in Grams
The complete weight of every chain and bracelet we offer, in grams, by style, width and length. All figures are for solid 925 sterling silver, and match the weight table... Read more...
Bracelet Sizing: Why 19 cm and 22 cm Fit So Differently
A bracelet has to be bigger than your wrist, and the difference between the two is the room it has to move. Measure your wrist, subtract that from the bracelet... Read more...
Cuban Link vs Curb Chain: What's Actually Different
Cuban and curb are close relatives, not one link at two sizes. Both are flattened, twisted links that lie flat — but a Cuban link is thicker in section and... Read more...
Rope Chain vs Franco Chain: Same Width, Very Different Chain
At essentially the same width, a Franco holds about 50% more silver than a rope chain. Our 50 cm Franco at 4,7 mm weighs 55 g; our 50 cm rope... Read more...
Franco vs Cuban Link: The Quiet One and the Loud One
These two barely compete. Our Franco runs 3,8 to 4,7 mm; our Cuban link starts at 6 mm and goes to 12,2 mm. Franco stops roughly where Cuban begins, so... Read more...
How Thick Should a Silver Chain Be? 3,8 mm to 12,2 mm, Shown to Scale
The short answer: under 5 mm reads as jewellery, 6 to 9 mm reads as a chain, and above 10 mm reads as a statement. A first chain usually lands... Read more...
The Four Silver Chain Styles, Compared: Cuban, Curb, Franco and Rope
Cuban, curb, Franco and rope chains compared side by side — how each link is built, how it wears, and which widths and weights we offer in 925 silver. Read more...
Why Silver Sometimes Leaves a Green Mark on Skin
The green mark is copper reacting with acids on your skin. It washes off — but if it appears fast and dark, the piece may not be sterling at all. Read more...
What Does 925 Actually Mean?
925 means 92,5% silver and 7,5% other metals. Why chains are made in it rather than pure silver, where the stamp is, and what it does not tell you. Read more...