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The 0.8mm yellow gold 10K chain Spiga is a 22" chain that sits in the middle of the chain series and weighs 1.58 grams. Larger than the 20-inch version, which would offer a more restrained drop and sit lower than the normal length of the collarbone on most people, it isn't quite long enough to be too heavy or unattractive; however, at the same time, it is not so long that it will not look good above most necklines. If the 22" length is in between the 20" and 24" sizes, then it's the right choice for people that fall into this category.
The unique interlocking oval chain link (Spiga) that sets this family of fine chain apart from other fine chain styles remains the same at this length; precision-formed from pure 10-karat yellow gold in Peru, it produces a slightly rounded chain that catches light over its entire 22" length. They are fine enough (at 0.8mm) to be read as a continuous warm strand of gold on the skin and have enough texture to distinguish Spiga from a flat cable or box chain of the same gauge.
The length that layers naturally fall into a multi-necklace is 22 inches. It sits between a 16 or 18-inch chain above and a 24-inch chain below, in the middle layer with its quiet presence, without joining the three chains. For those of you who are creating a necklace stack to wear graduated, 22 inches may be the piece that brings it all together. The spring ring clasp easily secures and stays in place in use.
This chain is 1.58 grams, which is slightly more real gold than the 20-inch (1.47g) and much more than the 16-inch (1.23g) chain in this family; the longer length of this chain results from the extra Spiga link material. The 10K yellow gold construction is solid throughout and hallmarked for purity, which means that the higher the gold content, the more durable and long-lasting the piece will be. Tangle-free storage and clean when necessary with a soft cloth.
The 0.8mm yellow gold 10K chain Spiga is a 22" chain that sits in the middle of the chain series and weighs 1.58 grams. Larger than the 20-inch version, which would offer a more restrained drop and sit lower than the normal length of the collarbone on most people, it isn't quite long enough to be too heavy or unattractive; however, at the same time, it is not so long that it will not look good above most necklines. If the 22" length is in between the 20" and 24" sizes, then it's the right choice for people that fall into this category.
The unique interlocking oval chain link (Spiga) that sets this family of fine chain apart from other fine chain styles remains the same at this length; precision-formed from pure 10-karat yellow gold in Peru, it produces a slightly rounded chain that catches light over its entire 22" length. They are fine enough (at 0.8mm) to be read as a continuous warm strand of gold on the skin and have enough texture to distinguish Spiga from a flat cable or box chain of the same gauge.
The length that layers naturally fall into a multi-necklace is 22 inches. It sits between a 16 or 18-inch chain above and a 24-inch chain below, in the middle layer with its quiet presence, without joining the three chains. For those of you who are creating a necklace stack to wear graduated, 22 inches may be the piece that brings it all together. The spring ring clasp easily secures and stays in place in use.
This chain is 1.58 grams, which is slightly more real gold than the 20-inch (1.47g) and much more than the 16-inch (1.23g) chain in this family; the longer length of this chain results from the extra Spiga link material. The 10K yellow gold construction is solid throughout and hallmarked for purity, which means that the higher the gold content, the more durable and long-lasting the piece will be. Tangle-free storage and clean when necessary with a soft cloth.
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