Jewellery Making Chain

Silver and Gold Chains for Jewellery Making

Explore our extensive collection of high-quality chains designed specifically for jewellery making. Whether you are working on a new creation or enhancing an existing piece, our selection offers both finished and loose chain options to suit your needs.

Our chains are available in a variety of alloys, catering to various preferences and requirements:

Sterling Silver: Known for its elegance and durability, perfect for creating timeless pieces.

9ct and 18ct Yellow Gold: Ideal for adding a touch of classic luxury to your designs.

9ct and 18ct White Gold: Offers a contemporary and sophisticated finish.

Red Gold: Provides a unique and warm hue for standout creations.

While you're here, don't forget to check out our selection of jewellery tools to complete your project with precision and ease.

What is the Strongest Style of Chains for Pendants?

A large pendant requires a strong chain to prevent breakage. Chains including curb, cable and trace usually have more substantial clasps, such as lobster or trigger clasps, to handle the weight.

How Long Should a Necklace Chain be?

Necklace chain length depends on the wearer's preference, but practical considerations are important. Larger pendants can be worn on long or short chains, provided they are strong. Lighter pendants are better suited to shorter chains to avoid breakage from getting caught in clothing.

What is the Best Type of Chain for a Pendant?

Popular styles like trace and belcher chains are versatile and well-liked. For modern and contemporary designs, simple chains like snake or curb provide a clean silhouette. More elaborate designs might be better suited to trace or belcher chains with more visible links.

How Thick Should a Chain Be for a Pendant?

Our popular chains range from 0.9mm to 1.7mm in gauge. For most lightweight pendants, 0.9mm to 1mm is a good starting point. Choose the thickness based on the size and weight of your pendant to ensure durability and aesthetic balance.