What a chain! I can’t help but think of Flava Flav of Public Enemy fame when I see a nice chunky rope chain like this. This might be old but it’s screaming late 80s vibes to me, and this is one reason why I think antique jewellery is so cool. It just is.
I’ve never had one this chunky, it is SUCH a fab look, and as is typical of this link (also known as Prince of Wales link) it is light. Each of those intricately woven strands are hollow, you you get a fat old look for your buck here.
The chain is fastened with a floating bolt ring, and the two jump rings are lovely and chunky and oval, which makes the whole clasp a beautiful feature, which is perfect for your pendants and charms.
It’s a super mega chain, gorgeously yellow in colour, and whoever snaps this babe up will look the total business.
Circa 1900
9ct yellow
Tagged 9ct, not hallmarked, but tested
20.25’’ long, links 6mm at widest point
21.4 grams
Excellent
What a chain! I can’t help but think of Flava Flav of Public Enemy fame when I see a nice chunky rope chain like this. This might be old but it’s screaming late 80s vibes to me, and this is one reason why I think antique jewellery is so cool. It just is.
I’ve never had one this chunky, it is SUCH a fab look, and as is typical of this link (also known as Prince of Wales link) it is light. Each of those intricately woven strands are hollow, you you get a fat old look for your buck here.
The chain is fastened with a floating bolt ring, and the two jump rings are lovely and chunky and oval, which makes the whole clasp a beautiful feature, which is perfect for your pendants and charms.
It’s a super mega chain, gorgeously yellow in colour, and whoever snaps this babe up will look the total business.
Circa 1900
9ct yellow
Tagged 9ct, not hallmarked, but tested
20.25’’ long, links 6mm at widest point
21.4 grams
Excellent
