Description
- Sterling Silver 0.925
- Handcrafted in Bali, Indonesia
- Length: 20in + 2in Adjustable Extender
- Clasp: Lobster Claw
- Total Piece Weight: 43 g
- JAS2596-N20
Additional Information
Care: Use a soft cloth to gently wipe clean the item you wish to clean. Remove any remaining impurities with mild diluted soap. Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly before storing away. Do not use abrasive cleaners, steamers or ultrasonic machines. Do not submerge or clean any of our gemstones with liquid cleaners. Coming soon - SARDA approved jewelry cleaner.
CUSTOMER CARE
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Customer Reviews
The chainlink stations/links are very well done. I like how the chainlink theme was also carried over to the endcaps and clasp which rotates to make it easier to put on. The extension enables the wearer to adjust the necklace to his/her neckline. I feel that it would be worn by either a man or woman if the man likes to wear necklaces. I can't wait to see it with the panther chainlink enhancer that I also ordered..
This necklace screams high end! I love the chainlink design and how it's linked together.
I love this necklace it is very versatile I can wear this with all my Sarda/Bali jewelry. I would love to have this in a longer length to.
This necklace called my name from day one! I kept looking at it and finally took the plunge. I absolutely love the chainlink design down the sides. It sits nicely on the neckline and isn't to heavy. The chainlink is exquisitely shaped into square links with silky snake chain in-between. This necklace would be perfect as a stand alone necklace, add a pendant or as a layering piece. I am so very happy with it, it is exactly as I imagined. Thank you Sarda for the fantastic pricing that made this purchase possible.
I really like the chainlink stations but I think this would have had a more flattering hang shape (less of a wide U) in a length longer than 22". I will put one of Janyl's beautiful enhancers on it (I had really wanted to wear this on its own) to narrow down or v the hang.
