Our silver chain collection comprises of a wide range of styles to choose from such as wheat chain, curb chain, rope chain, singapore chain, box chain, cable chain, snake chain, figaro chain, rolo chain and other silver chains. Most of the silver chain styles we offer vary in width, length, and color. You can wear our thinnest, delicate silver chain with your lightweight pendant and showcase a barely there look, or get a thick chain for a more prominent appeal, or get any type of chain and wear solo; all of which is beautiful.

Aside from classic sterling silver color, our silver chains also varies in coating to provide the best options for you.

• Rhodium Plated . Rhodium is a silvery white metal that is known as one of the most expensive metals in the world. It is mostly used for its reflective properties and its great ability to withstand corrosion, which is known as one of the most common reason for tarnishing. When plated to sterling silver, rhodium helps strengthen its resistance to daily tear and offers a look of white gold .
• Oxidized . For an antique look, oxidized silver chain is the perfect choice for you. Oxidized silver chain is made of sterling silver that has been exposed to oxygen or pressurized environment for a long time. Aside from style, the advantage of oxidized silver chain is that it does not have to be polished and can be exposed to any type of environment.
• Gold Plated . Our sterling silver chain is layered with yellow gold or rose gold to aceive the look of gold .

Sterling Silver History

Originating in Europe in the 12th century, sterling silver has been a source of value for everything from table settings to currency for centuries. Sterling silver is a soft metal, yet when combined with copper, produces a tough material that could be heavily relied on. Due to these qualities it is the perfect material to utilize for creating intricate jewelry designs, giving a luxurious and elegant look.

Sterling Silver Composition

Sterling silver is created when combining pure silver with copper at a ratio of 92.5 percent silver to 7.5 percent copper to maintain its durability without harming its sparkle.

Sterling Silver Care

Silver should not come into contact with harsh household chemicals. To avoid scratches, store in a lined jewelry box or pouch, as it is prone to tarnish. Upon noticing any discoloration, use a gentle polishing cloth.