Flame Clasp Ball Chain Necklace – 925 Silver

Choose width first, then choose where the chain should fall

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Widths: 3.0, 4.0 or 5.0 mm
• Lengths: 23, 25, 27, 29 or 31 inches / 60-80 cm
• Published weights: 11.2-14.8g; 20-26g; 31-41g
• Visible closure: Sculpted curved clasp with flame-shaped opening

Measure a necklace you already like from end to end and compare its resting point. Select width and length independently in the live form before adding to cart.

Neck and chest proportions affect where the same nominal length sits. Community discussions also show that buyers judge 3, 4 and 5 mm widths differently, so use the width comparison image instead of relying on a universal style rule.

Choose 3 mm for the narrowest visible bead line, 4 mm for the middle option or 5 mm for the broadest; those are appearance distinctions, not durability guarantees.

Clean between the balls without stressing the flame lock

Inspect the clasp and adjacent connectors before wear. Remove the chain for sleep, sports, machinery and activities where a long necklace may catch.

Wipe along the bead line, use a soft brush around the flame opening and dry every connector. Do not use the clasp as a handle for pulling the full chain.

CCI advises examining silver construction and avoiding frequent abrasive polishing, especially around relief and joined sections.

Lay the necklace flat or in a broad loose curve, with the clasp closed and isolated so the ball links do not knot.

The clasp interrupts the uniform ball-link rhythm

Gallery views show evenly spaced round beads joined by short connectors, while the curved clasp is large enough to remain part of the visible design. A comparison image documents the relative appearance of all three widths.

The record does not publish ball-chain tensile strength, clasp load rating, pendant compatibility, hallmark testing or a size-by-size weight table. Flame describes the cutout shape only.

This page owns a silver ball chain with a visible flame clasp. Plain military ball chains, curb links and pendant chains with lobster clasps remain separate constructions.

Width, length, weight range and clasp questions