Chain Styles
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Curb Chain
The most popular chain worldwide, the curb chain is a timeless staple. Its twisted links interlock neatly, for a uniform look.
Bevel Edge Chain
This variety of curb chain has a flatter profile, with the outer edges being cut or filed on an angle to allow them to lie neatly.
Box Chain
Features rectangular links that create a slim, geometric chain. Sometimes referred to as a venetian chain.
Rolo Chain
Sometimes referred to as a belcher chain, this design is simple, with symmetrical round shaped links attached in alternating directions.
Wheat Chain
A tightly woven chain with oval links interlocking. This reinforcement makes it a durable chain. Its name comes from its similarity to a wheat stalk.
Cable Chain
Like a rolo chain, with interlocking symmetrical shapes in alternating directions. Cable chain links are typically oval, whilst a rolo chain features round links.
Cuban Chain
Its tightly woven links show little daylight between them, making for a smooth, rope-like surface.
Byzantine Chain
This intricate weave alternates in direction, giving an intriguing and textural pattern.