9ct Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Flat Curb Chain Bracelet 1.54mm 19cm

A flat curb chain is a curb chain rolled flatter than standard, so the links present as a ribbon rather than a rope. The broad faces are diamond-cut, machine-faceted to a mirror finish that runs the length of the chain.

This piece is 9ct yellow gold, 1.54 mm across the nominal width and 19 cm long, weighing approximately 0.9 g — solid throughout, not hollow-filled. The flattened section means more surface sits against the skin and less stands proud, so the chain reads wider than its weight suggests and sits very close under a collar.

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 1.54 mm it is fine and understated on its own, and easy to stack with a watch or other bracelets. It weighs about 0.9 g. The flattened links sit like a ribbon and stay face-up.
• 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: 4.84 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. This is an everyday pendant gauge: fine enough to disappear under a collar, substantial enough to carry a normal pendant without stressing the links.

Specification

• Metal: 9ct yellow gold (375)
• Style: Diamond-cut flat curb chain
• Construction: Solid section
• Nominal width: 1.54 mm
• Nominal length: 19 cm (190 mm)
• Approximate weight: 0.9 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. The flattened links are thinner in section than a standard curb of the same width, so repairs call for a careful hand and a light solder.

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