9ct Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Figaro Chain Bracelet 1.92mm 19cm

A Figaro chain runs a repeating sequence of one elongated link followed by several short ones, all in flattened curb section and diamond-cut to a bright finish.

This piece is 9ct yellow gold, 1.92 mm across the nominal width and 19 cm long, weighing approximately 1.2 g — solid throughout, not hollow-filled. The irregular rhythm breaks up reflection along the chain, so it reads as wider and more textured than a uniform link of the same gauge.

Will this suit me?

• Fit: At 19 cm it suits a wrist of about 16.5–17.5 cm, with a little room to move. To check, wrap a strip of paper around your wrist just below the wrist bone, measure it, and add 1.5–2.5 cm.
• How it looks: At 1.92 mm it is fine and understated on its own, and easy to stack with a watch or other bracelets. It weighs about 1.2 g. The repeating long-and-short link pattern reads well on its own.
• Everyday wear: Bracelets take a lot of knocks, and 9ct is the harder alloy, so it is the practical choice for daily wear. It is solid throughout, so a jeweller can repair or resize it. Gold is softer than a steel watch case, so if you wear both on one wrist, expect the bracelet to mark over time.
• Other options: Metal: 18ct yellow gold. Width: 2.4 mm.

At 19 cm this is a standard women's bracelet length, sitting loose enough to move on the wrist without slipping over the hand. At this gauge the chain has enough presence to be worn on its own, and enough section to carry a heavier pendant or a bail with a wide opening.

Specification

• Metal: 9ct yellow gold (375)
• Style: Diamond-cut Figaro chain
• Construction: Solid section
• Nominal width: 1.92 mm
• Nominal length: 19 cm (190 mm)
• Approximate weight: 1.2 g
• Finish: Diamond-cut and polished
• Worn as: Bracelet

9ct yellow gold is 375 parts per thousand fine gold. The higher alloy content makes it hard and more scratch-resistant than 18ct, which is why it's always been the popular choice for everyday wear.

Servicing. Any alteration has to respect the repeat, so lengths are best adjusted at a full pattern interval rather than link by link.

Weights are supplier figures and are approximate; small variation between individual pieces is normal in chain manufacture.