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Choosing the Right King's Chain: From Subtle to Striking
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A king chain consists of artfully interwoven, multi-twisted links and appears completely closed and three-dimensional. A curb chain, on the other hand, consists of flat, interlocking links and lies flat against the skin. As a result, the king chain is heavier and more striking, while the curb chain is flatter and has a sporty, understated look.
It depends on your budget, the look, and your preferences. A 925 silver king chain is the versatile, budget-friendly choice. A 585 or 750 gold king chain offers higher material value and a warm gold tone. If you want the look of gold at a lower price, choose gold-plated silver; for maximum durability, stainless steel is the best option.
You can keep a silver necklace shiny by using a soft polishing cloth; this makes it easy to remove light tarnish. Clean a gold necklace with lukewarm water and a drop of mild soap, then dry it thoroughly. Since our necklaces are water-resistant, you don't need to take them off during your daily activities.
As a rule of thumb: 50–55 cm sit close to the neck and are suitable for a subtle look or for wearing under a collar. 60 cm fall loosely over the shirt and look more casual. For a larger neck circumference or a lower drape, 60 cm or more is recommended.

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