Interlocking Chain Gold Necklace 29 Inches 14 Karat Yellow Gold 54 Grams

14 Karat Yellow gold necklace featuring a wide Byzantine style link measuring 17.5 inches and weighing 105.6 Grams. Very comfortable on the neck.

14 Karat Yellow Gold link necklace weighing 25.6 grams and 36.5 inches. Can be wrapped twice around the neck.

Judith Ripka 18 karat yellow gold necklace featuring polished and beaded links weighing 135.9 grams.

14 Karat yellow gold necklace featuring 44 high polish links weighing 47.6 grams, 17.5 inches long. Matching bracelet is also available and can be extended onto the necklace to make ...

Necklace in 18 carat yellow gold, eagle head hallmark. This solid gold necklace is composed of large long articulated links that are domed on the upper surface. The clasp is incorpo...

These Classic yet Trendy Paperclip Gold necklaces are a classic staple in any person's jewelry box! This 14K Yellow Gold paper-clip medium link chain comes with plenty of options, sp...

14Kt Yellow Gold 24 inch Fancy Link Necklace. 43 grams total weight

Weighing in at almost 100 grams of solid 14K yellow gold, this necklace is a superb vintage piece. Made of interlocked infinity links, the textured finish draws the eye and creates visual interest. Ideal as a solo statement piece, layered with your favorite pendants and chains, or even to hang your favorite pendants from, this chain is excellent for daily wear or to complete a special occasion outfit. You could even take it to your jeweler and have them add your charm collection on, making it the classiest of charm necklaces! The links each measure 10.3mm wide, and the necklace closes securely with a box tab link, ensuring it can be worn and enjoyed for years to come. On the History of Chains Chains are not only one of the most versatile types of jewelry, but also one of the oldest. Chains and chain necklaces have remained eternally popular since antiquity. In ancient Rome women favored chains to wear around their necks and hips, King Henry VIII of England gifted chains to his favorite courtesans (but kept the best for himself,) and even the 16th century founder of the London Stock Exchange...