Gold chain necklaces are at home with nearly any fashions you want to wear. Switch from casual to dressy if you like--your gold necklaces will work either way. Some of the necklaces in this collection are smooth and delicate. A few have a bolder look, with lots of chain links to create plenty of texture.
1) 18k Gold Venetian Link Necklace
Simple but elegant, this 18k yellow box chain necklace is 18-inches long and 1/8-inch wide. It fastens with a lobster claw clasp.
2) 18k Gold Two-Tone Twisted Rope Necklace
Ropes of 18k yellow gold are twisted with smaller, more delicate ropes of 18k white gold. The yellow gold sitting next to white enhances both colors, making the white strand almost sparkle. The necklaces is 18-inches long and is fastened with a lobster claw clasp.
3) 14k Gold Graduated Bead Necklace
This 17-inch long necklace is fashioned from 14k polished yellow gold beads that grow from 4mm at the back of your neck to 8mm at the front.
4) 14k Yellow Gold Hollow Palma Chain
Elongated, graduated loops of polished 14k yellow gold are linked together to create this 18-inch long necklace. Definitely plan to look at the close-up photo to see how gorgeous this chain necklace is.
5) 18k Gold Byzantine Necklace
This woven necklace is made from a combination of textured and polished 18k yellow gold links. The texture produced by the mix is stunning.
6) 10k Gold Reversible Two-Tone Necklace
Another combination of white and yellow gold, this 10k diamond cut omega necklace is reversible, with a sleek, neck-hugging appearance.
7) 14k Gold Mesh Necklace
You'll love this 17-inch necklace made from a smooth but bold mesh of 14k yellow gold. There's lots of texture here, but it retains a delicate appearance.
Rope chains, as the name suggests, resemble a length of rope. The chain's design often looks like two strands of rope twisted together in an evenly spaced pattern. A variation on the theme is the Milano rope, which features an oblong link interspersed between smaller rope chain pieces.
Rope chains, as the name suggests, resemble a length of rope. The chain's design often looks like two strands of rope twisted together in an evenly spaced pattern. A variation on the theme is the Milano rope, which features an oblong link interspersed between smaller rope chain pieces.
Curb and Cuban Link
Curb and Cuban link chains feature identically sized, round links evenly spaced together throughout the entire chain. The links lay flat, as if pushed or ironed down, creating a smooth, sleek surface along the length of the chain. Curb chains lay flatter than the Cuban links.
Figaro
Figaro chains feature the same smooth, flattened links as the Cuban link, but they are not spaced evenly throughout. An oblong link is interspersed between every two or three round links, creating a variation on the pattern.
Mariner
Mariner chains have individual links that are more elaborate than a simple loop. The links are oval, each with a post down its center. Mariner chains also come in a flatter style, like the curb or Cuban link, or in a thicker, raised style.
Box
A series of thick, square links make up a box chain. The links are all the same size and fit together by alternating their positions. Links that are standing upright are connected together by those lying on their side. The box links create a solid, thick chain with squared off edges.
Snake
Snake chains consist of a solid, tightly woven length of chain. The weave can be round, with small lines straight up and down along the length of the chain, or octagonal, with the small lines at a 45-degree angle.
Rope chains, as the name suggests, resemble a length of rope. The chain's design often looks like two strands of rope twisted together in an evenly spaced pattern. A variation on the theme is the Milano rope, which features an oblong link interspersed between smaller rope chain pieces.
Curb and Cuban Link
Curb and Cuban link chains feature identically sized, round links evenly spaced together throughout the entire chain. The links lay flat, as if pushed or ironed down, creating a smooth, sleek surface along the length of the chain. Curb chains lay flatter than the Cuban links.
Figaro
Figaro chains feature the same smooth, flattened links as the Cuban link, but they are not spaced evenly throughout. An oblong link is interspersed between every two or three round links, creating a variation on the pattern.
Mariner
Mariner chains have individual links that are more elaborate than a simple loop. The links are oval, each with a post down its center. Mariner chains also come in a flatter style, like the curb or Cuban link, or in a thicker, raised style.
Box
A series of thick, square links make up a box chain. The links are all the same size and fit together by alternating their positions. Links that are standing upright are connected together by those lying on their side. The box links create a solid, thick chain with squared off edges.
Snake
Snake chains consist of a solid, tightly woven length of chain. The weave can be round, with small lines straight up and down along the length of the chain, or octagonal, with the small lines at a 45-degree angle.
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