Chains are among the most important jewellery items you'll need to complete any outfit, from casual to sophisticated. Whether you prefer wearing additional items of lightweight jewellery each day or not, most of us will probably be wearing earrings and a chain. We don't mean complex necklaces when we say chains; we mean easy-to-style ones. Let's take a look at three different chain styles that you should have in your collection.
There has been a distinct movement towards lightweight jewellery and more simple items in recent years, and this can be seen in the wedding ring designs that modern couples are choosing. On the other hand, everyday chains have traditionally been more light and simple. A cable chain is an example of a classic design. The interlaced circular links make for a gorgeous chain that can be used to hang almost any pendant. Because these chains are on the thinner side, they're ideal for those who want minimalist jewellery. The traditional curb link chain is next, which was once seen to be a more manly accessory. This winner is now worn by both men and women. If you want bold jewellery, go for a larger piece. The main drawback is that you'll be limited to hanging pendants with a broader bail on such a thick chain. You also could acquire a spring ring or a openable loop and suspend your pendants on a curb chain with it. Because of how popular this style is right now, you can even get couple rings in this curb link pattern. Finally, there's a ball chain. Ball chains, like curb chains, exist in a variety of sizes. You may choose between sleek and bulkier ones, depending on your preferences. In any case, these chains exude a delicate feminine allure.
These basic lighter jewellery chains are quite adaptable and resistant to ordinary wear and tear, so you can easily and without concern of ruining them mix them with all of your normal clothes.