14K yellow gold chains, solid and stamped, in every classic link. Lengths and widths are on each product page, with the clasp type.
The everyday links. Rope chains are the deepest group here and the most forgiving — the twist hides wear. Cable and curb are the plain oval and flattened links most people picture, and box chains are square-linked and sit straight under a shirt.
Patterned links. Wheat (spiga) braids four strands into a rope-like plait. Figaro alternates one long link with three short. Anchor sets a bar across each link, and rolo uses round links of equal size.
Heavier and flat. Franco chains are dense and squared, worn for weight. Snake and herringbone lie completely flat and reflect light along their length — beautiful, and best treated gently. Byzantine and Singapore round out the set.
Choosing a width. Under 1mm suits a small pendant. 1–2mm carries most charms. 3mm and up wears well on its own.
See also 14K white gold chains, 10K yellow gold chains and sterling silver chains. Hang a pendant on one.
