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Solid Diamond-Cut Rope Chain Necklace in 14K Yellow Gold | 5.00mm
14K Yellow Gold
$6,116.00 USD
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Delivery in 5–7 business days · free insured shipping · no duties in Canada or the US
Solid Diamond-Cut Rope Chain Necklace in 14K Yellow Gold | 5.00mm: metal 14K yellow gold, chain style Rope, diamond-cut (solid), width 5.00 mm, approx. weight 26.3 g at 20 in · 29.9 g at 22 in · 32.5 g at 24 in · 42.1 g at 30 in, lengths 20, 22, 24 and 30 inches. From $6,116.00 USD. Free insured delivery in 5–7 business days, no duties in Canada or the US, 30-day returns and a lifetime warranty.
A rope chain is the one classic that looks good from every side, because it has no flat face to turn the wrong way. This one is 5.00mm across and solid 14K yellow gold through each link, and the outer edge of every twist is diamond-cut with small facets, so the spiral reads sharply defined instead of smooth.
It is offered in four lengths, and the weight climbs with each: 26.3 g at 20 inches, 29.9 g at 22, 32.5 g at 24 and 42.1 g at 30. That is roughly a gram and a third for every inch, the kind of heft that lets a rope this wide hang straight.
Twenty or twenty-two inches sits at or just below the collarbone and works on its own. Twenty-four falls to mid-chest, and thirty is long enough to wear over a sweater or doubled.
A lobster clasp held between two end caps closes the chain. Every length is covered by the DEEVE lifetime warranty.
Specifications
| Metal | 14K yellow gold |
| Chain style | Rope, diamond-cut (solid) |
| Width | 5.00 mm |
| Approx. weight | 26.3 g at 20 in · 29.9 g at 22 in · 32.5 g at 24 in · 42.1 g at 30 in |
| Lengths | 20, 22, 24 and 30 inches |
| Clasp | Lobster clasp with end caps |
Solid 14K yellow gold, never plated, closed with a lobster clasp.
Lifetime warranty. Free worldwide shipping.
The DEEVE Standard
Buying Guide
Diamond-cut rope, and what the facets do
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Are DEEVE gold chains solid gold or plated?
Solid 14K or 18K gold through every link — never gold-plated, gold-filled, or vermeil. The gold goes all the way through, and white gold's rhodium finish is renewed free under the lifetime warranty, so a DEEVE chain can be worn daily, polished, and repaired for decades.
What is the difference between Cuban, Figaro, Franco, and Mariner chains?
The difference is link architecture. Cuban links are flat, interlocking ovals that form a continuous line; Figaro alternates long and short links for rhythm; Franco weaves a tight V-pattern with a rounded, rope-like profile; Mariner links carry a bar across each oval. At equal width and solid construction, none outranks the others in durability — the choice is visual.
What chain width should I choose?
Narrower gauges read refined and pair well with pendants; mid widths around 4–5 mm hold their own worn alone; wider gauges make the chain the statement. Most DEEVE chains are unisex — width and length, not gender, decide how the piece reads.
What length should a gold chain be?
An 18–20 inch chain sits at the collarbone and is the most versatile length; 22–24 inches falls mid-chest for a longer line; choker lengths sit close to the neck. DEEVE's Jewelry Size Chart Guide includes a full length reference.
Do solid gold chains tarnish?
Solid 14K gold does not tarnish under normal wear. Minor dulling from skin oils is fully reversible with warm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth — and because the gold runs all the way through, wear never reaches a different metal; white gold's rhodium finish is renewed free under the lifetime warranty.
Can a gold chain be repaired or adjusted?
Yes. Repairs and length adjustments are handled by DEEVE's in-house Ontario workshop, and every chain is covered by the lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
How quickly do DEEVE gold chains ship?
Every chain ships free worldwide with insured express delivery — arriving in 5–7 business days.
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