147 pieces in seven sections Widths 1 to 9.5 mm Lengths 16 to 28 inch Stainless steel base metal
3.2mm 14K Gold Plated Rope Chain for Men and Women, 22 Inch
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3.2mm 14K Gold Plated Rope Chain for Men and Women, 22 Inch

4.3 from 1,868 ratings
$14.39this size; other sizes priced below

This 3.2 mm rope chain gives you a noticeable spiral weave without the heavy bulk of a wide link. Cut at 22 inch, the necklace drops past the collarbone to rest near the mid chest on most men and women. The base is sturdy stainless steel with a high polish gold tone finish over the top. It works well solo or carrying a medium pendant. Because this is plated steel rather than solid gold, daily exposure to sweat, shower water, and cologne will gradually wear the surface layer down over time.

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Finish
Gold tone, plated
Width
3.2 / 4.2 mm
Length
22" / 24"
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
3.2 mm, 22"$14.39You are here
4.2 mm, 24"$16.19Check price
01

Twisted rope weave at 3.2 mm

The 3.2 mm width offers clear texture through an open collar without feeling loud. It has enough substance to stay flat rather than twist into knots. Other widths like 4.2 mm deliver a heavier look, but this gauge balances everyday wear with clean presence.

02

Plated gold over steel core

The core is smooth, hypoallergenic stainless steel under a bright gold plated exterior. It will not irritate sensitive skin, but the top layer needs basic care. Take it off before swimming in chlorine or showering to keep the finish intact.

03

Mid-chest fall at 22 inch

At 22 inch, this chain sits comfortably below the neck and above the lower ribs. You can tuck it beneath a crewneck or let it show against an open button-down. It ships packaged inside a dedicated jewelry box ready for storage.

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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