Diamond Cut Cable Chains

16-Inch 18K White Gold Diamond Cut Cable 0.8mm Chain

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Chain Length: 16-inch

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Product Description

Type	Model	SKU
Chain	CDOW-BCD25W	*CHNXXX8XXXXXXBCD25W16

The 16-Inch 18K White Gold Diamond Cut Cable 0.8mm Chain embodies the spirit of refined luxury and contemporary grace. Expertly crafted in 18K white gold, it holds a balanced metal weight of 1.5 grams, radiating both strength and sophistication. An heirloom in the making, crafted for those who cherish sophistication. A celebration of form and finesse, destined for those who appreciate excellence.

About this Chain

Chain Setting		Other/None
Metal		18K white gold
Metal Weight		1.5 grams

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All You Need to Know About 18K Gold Chains

What makes 18K gold special?

What You Get with 18K

18K gold is 75% pure gold. You can see the difference—the color is richer and deeper than 14K. It's what you'll find in most high-end jewelry for a reason. The higher gold content also means it's less likely to bother sensitive skin.

75% pure gold
Noticeably richer color than 14K
Good for people with metal sensitivities
Recognized as fine jewelry
Resists tarnishing

Is 18K gold durable enough for everyday wear?

Can You Wear It Daily?

18K is softer than 14K because it has more gold and less alloy. That said, you can still wear it regularly if you're not too rough on it. Stick with sturdier chain styles—Franco, Cuban, or thicker rope chains hold up better. Take it off for anything that might scratch or bend it.

Softer than 14K, but wearable daily
Go with thicker chains for extra durability
Take it off for sports, yard work, etc.
Have it checked occasionally
Worth the care for the look

How can I tell if my chain is real 18K gold?

How to Know It's Real

Real 18K gold will have a stamp: "750" (that's 75% gold), "18K," or "18KT." The color should be deeper and more yellow than 14K. A magnet won't stick to it. If you want to be sure, take it to a jeweler—they can do an acid test that confirms what you've got.

Look for "750," "18K," or "18KT" stamps
Color is deeper than 14K
Real gold isn't magnetic
A jeweler can test it for you
Buy from trusted sources

What chain styles look best in 18K gold?

Styles That Show Off 18K

18K gold's rich color makes any chain style look good, but some really shine. Rope chains catch light beautifully. Box chains have clean lines that highlight the gold's purity. Cuban links are bold and work well with the deeper color. Herringbone chains lay flat and show off that warm glow.

Rope Chain: Classic, catches light well
Box Chain: Clean, modern, sturdy
Cuban Link: Bold, makes a statement
Wheat Chain: Detailed, refined
Herringbone: Sleek, eye-catching

Is 18K gold worth the extra investment?

Is It Worth Paying More?

18K costs more because there's more gold in it. Whether it's worth it depends on what you care about. The color is noticeably better. It holds its value well if you ever want to sell. And if you have sensitive skin, the higher purity matters. For some people, those things are worth the premium. For others, 14K does the job.

Higher resale value
Richer, more impressive color
Better for sensitive skin
Makes a great gift
Something you'll keep

Buyer's Guide

Gold Chains Buying Guide

A quality gold chain is one of the most versatile jewelry investments you can make. Here's everything you need to know to choose well.

Chain Construction

Solid chains: Gold throughout every link. Heavier, more durable, higher value.

Hollow chains: Links have empty space inside. Lighter, more affordable, can dent.

Semi-solid: Middle ground—some structure inside links. Compromise option.

For daily wear, solid construction holds up best. Hollow chains work for occasional wear or when weight is a concern.

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Popular Styles

Cable: Interlocking oval links. Classic, works with pendants.

Box: Square links. Modern, very strong.

Rope: Twisted links create texture. Sparkles beautifully.

Figaro: Pattern of short links then long. Italian style.

Cuban/Curb: Flattened interlocking links. Bold, very durable.

Franco: V-shaped links lie flat. Strong and sleek.

Wheat/Spiga: Woven look. Flexible and comfortable.

Snake: Smooth, flowing. Handle carefully.

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Thickness Guide

1-2mm: Delicate. Works for small pendants or layering. Handle with care.

2-3mm: Medium weight. Versatile for pendants or alone.

3-4mm: Substantial. Good standalone presence.

5-6mm: Bold. Makes a statement.

7mm+: Heavy. Significant investment and presence.

Thicker chains are more durable but also more expensive. Balance your look preference with your budget.

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Length Selection

16": Choker length. Sits at base of neck.

18": Most popular. Falls at collarbone.

20": Below collarbone. Shows above most necklines.

22-24": Mid-chest. Popular for men.

30"+: Long looks. Can layer or double.

Consider your neck size, build, and how you'll wear it. For pendants, choose a length that places the pendant where you want it.

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Gold Purity

10K: Most durable, most affordable. 41.7% gold.

14K: Best balance. 58.3% gold. American standard.

18K: Richer color, softer. 75% gold. Luxury standard.

For chains that will see daily wear, 14K offers the best durability. 18K for special pieces you'll handle carefully.

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Buying Checklist

Check the stamp: 14K, 18K, 585, 750 indicate gold content.

Examine the clasp: Often the weak point. Lobster claws are reliable.

Compare weights: Heavier = more gold. Ask about gram weight.

Inspect links: Look for consistent construction, no rough spots.

Test flexibility: Chain should move smoothly without kinking.

Verify return policy: Chains need to be worn to judge. Buy from sellers who accept returns.