Curb Chains

Curb chains are built from links designed to lie in a flatter, interlocking pattern, but supplier titles may also describe some designs as fancy links. Start with the exact product images and specifications, then compare finished length, millimeter width, link proportion, and surface finish. Hand-polished, polished, textured, and other treatments can change how the links reflect light. Use measurements and listed weight where provided instead of assuming visual scale from a styled image.

Verify the selected chain's metal and fineness, length, width, link description, finish, clasp, construction, and end-piece dimensions. A collection assignment does not replace the exact product wording, especially when a supplier style code or generic fancy-link title is used. If the chain will carry a pendant, compare its end cap and clasp with the bail opening. Store the chain fastened and separated to reduce tangling and contact with finer pieces, and inspect the clasp before wear. The Jewelry Care Guide provides general cleaning and storage guidance for different metals and finishes.