Fine Chain
$ 40.00
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The fine chain is Helen Ficalora's most popular chain style as it can be used to create a gold necklace with pendants and charms. The gold fine chain is made out of real high quality solid 14k gold. The fine chain is made for everything from daily wear too special occasions. Explore a range of different chain lengths to find your preferred size. Plus, learn how to customize your look with multiple chains and styles including yellow gold, rose gold, white gold and sterling silver.
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Fine Chain FAQs
How do I clean a thin 14k gold chain?
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To clean a thin 14k gold chain from Helen Ficalora, all you need is soap and water! Clean off dirt and oils with an easy, soapy solution using a soft-bristled brush or towel; rub the thin necklace chain gently and let air dry, or lightly pat it with a cloth. Solid 14k gold doesn’t require constant upkeep, but be sure to keep an eye out for fading or tarnishing– a little clean-up will have it shining like new.
How do I style a thin sterling silver chain?
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In order to make a sterling silver fine necklace chain pop, we recommend wearing cool and light colors. Light blues, lavender, and shades of white all help bring out the light shimmer of a thin sterling silver chain. Silver also goes great with wintertime fashion, so be sure to invest in a silver thin necklace chain this cold season!
What size fine chain necklace should I get?
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The two most common sizes for a fine chain necklace are 16in and 18in, both of which are offered in Helen’s collection for almost every style of chain. However, another reference point to use is your neck size: if your neck is 18 inches, it’s recommended to go two sizes up for your thin gold chain.
Can a thin 14k gold chain break easily?
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While any fine necklace chain should be treated delicately, 14k gold is particularly durable. Helen’s thin 14k gold chain is constructed from the finest, most precious metals, and is built to last, so you don’t have to worry about easy breaks or egregious tarnishing.