Hammered Elongated Cable Link Chain – 925 Silver

Inspect link gaps and the sculpted hook

Fasten the hook completely and inspect the joining link before wear. Remove the chain for sports, sleep, machinery and activities that could pull a heavy necklace.

Brush along the faceted link edges, dry every gap and store the chain supported rather than hanging its full weight from one link.

GIA care guidance supports regular inspection, while conservation guidance cautions against abrasive polishing that removes silver from raised facets.

Inspect the complete piece under good light before wear so loose, bent or damaged details are noticed early. Store it separately from harder items that could strike the raised surfaces. Recheck the same high-contact points after extended wear.

Follow the faceted oval links to the hook

Each elongated link shows uneven bright planes against dark recesses, producing a hand-hammered appearance. The closing area uses a curved sculpted hook rather than the gear-toggle construction of another chain in this batch.

The Weight field says 50mm=190g, 60mm=220g and 70mm=260g, while the corresponding length options are 50/60/70 cm. The page preserves the weight text but does not silently correct its unit or map weight by width.

Choose width and length as two separate axes

• Material: 925 SILVER, as listed
• Widths: 10.0, 12.0 or 15.0 mm
• Lengths: 20 in/50 cm, 23 in/60 cm or 27 in/70 cm
• Published Weight text: 50mm=190g; 60mm=220g; 70mm=260g

All nine width-and-length combinations are live. Choose length by where the chain should rest and width by visual and physical presence, without assuming the same weight at all three widths.

Lay a flexible tape or existing necklace at 20, 23 and 27 inches to compare chest position. Account for the substantial published weight references before selecting daily wear.

Width, length, weight text and hook questions