147 pieces in seven sections Widths 1 to 9.5 mm Lengths 16 to 28 inch Stainless steel base metal
Fiusem
3.5mm Black Figaro Chain Necklace for Men, 16 Inch
Chains & Pendants

3.5mm Black Figaro Chain Necklace for Men, 16 Inch

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$7.99this size; other sizes priced below

This 3.5 mm figaro chain pairs the alternating rhythm of three short links and one long oval with an all-over black finish. Built from 316L stainless steel, the lightweight profile rests flat against the collarbone without twisting. The 16 inch length wears high like a loose choker, making it best suited for open collars or crew necks. Larger gauges like 7 mm exist for broader builds, but this narrow cut keeps a low visual profile.

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Section
Chains & Pendants
Finish
Black
Width
3.5 / 7 mm
Length
16" / 20"
Closure
Lobster clasp
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
3.5 mm, 16"$7.99You are here
7 mm, 20"$14.99Check price
01

Close neck drop at 16 inch

At 16 inch, the chain rests right at the hollow of the throat on most men. The short drape keeps the links visible above high collars, though it leaves no room to tuck under a shirt and may feel tight on wider necks. Other cuts like a 20 inch fall exist if you prefer more slack.

02

Narrow 3.5 mm steel links

The 3.5 mm width offers a lean, subtle take on the traditional figaro layout. The hypoallergenic 316L stainless steel links resist sweat and skin irritation, holding their shape through daily use without pulling hair or weighing down the neck.

03

Secure clasp and black finish

A mechanical lobster clasp anchors the chain for dependable daily fastening. The dark black plating wraps every link evenly, though high-friction contact points around the clasp ring can show minor surface wear after months of regular handling.

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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