DOULE UP on of my favorite and most popular chain styles with this bad boy!
I find it less common to see a chain that is double-linked like this one, which makes it all the more special!
I have styled this solo, and with several long, smaller chains layered atop. This semi-hollow option gives the heavy-weight look without the extra cost, but still sits at a nice 21.6 g.
You don't need any of those to rock double link style, but it's an idea if you want to feel like you have multi-use piece!
Curb chains are known for their flat(round or oval-shaped) interlocking, twisted links. The links are twisted until flattened. In some cases they can even be fed through a rolling mill to make the chain truly flat.
Their use and purpose can be tracked back to ancient civilizations where Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans alike used these inks for various purposed to include jewelry adornment and even armor.
Curb chains also come from the equestrian world! They play an important role in the bridle setup, typically attaching to rings of a curb bit, often in use with a curb strap
