147 pieces in seven sections Widths 1 to 9.5 mm Lengths 16 to 28 inch Stainless steel base metal
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14K Gold Plated Wheat Chain Necklace for Men
Chains & Pendants

14K Gold Plated Wheat Chain Necklace for Men

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$9.99this size; other sizes priced below

This 2.5 mm wheat chain balances a light footprint on the neck with the distinct texture of braided links. Cut at a 20 inch length, it rests just below the collarbone for both men and women. The chain is built from a stainless steel core coated in a warm gold plated finish rather than solid metal. You can wear it bare or thread a small pendant over the weave. It comes packed inside a dedicated jewelry box.

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Section
Chains & Pendants
Metal
Stainless steel, plated
Finish
Gold tone, plated
Width
2.5 / 3 mm
Length
20"
Options
2 sizes in this listing family
Availability
In stock

Other sizes of this piece

Fiusem lists every width and length as its own item, so the price moves with the size. Here is the rest of the family.

SizePrice
2.5 mm, 20"$9.99You are here
3 mm$15.99Check price
01

Braided profile in a 2.5 mm width

The 2.5 mm width sits right between slender cord styles and thicker 3 mm alternatives. It catches the light across the interwoven wheat links without pulling on body hair. The profile stays lightweight for all-day wear on sensitive skin.

02

Everyday 20 inch neckline drape

A 20 inch length drops cleanly past the collar and rests flat against the upper chest. It stays visible over a crewneck shirt or tucks neatly beneath an open collar. The secure clasp holds the link alignment straight throughout the day.

03

Maintaining the plated steel finish

The base is durable stainless steel, while the outer layer is a decorative gold plating. Daily friction, body sweat, swimming pool chlorine, and direct cologne will wear down the gold surface over time. Rinse the piece with fresh water to help prolong the outer shine.

Care for this one

A 1 mm chain knots the moment it goes loose in a bag, and working the knot out with a pin is how thin links get bent. Fasten the clasp before you put one away and hang it rather than coil it. Wheat and figaro links forgive far more.

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