Gold Cable Chain

Gold cable chains from Seattle Gold Grills are solid 10K or 14K gold made from round links joined in a simple alternating pattern, the most direct chain construction in jewelry. The family has traded from its Renton, Washington shop since 1976, serves Seattle and the Puget Sound area, and ships nationwide, fully insured with signature required.

Shop Cable Chains by Width

The cable pattern shows exactly what it is: round wire, one link through the next, nothing hidden. That openness makes width the main decision. A fine cable nearly disappears at the neck and works under a collar. A medium cable holds a small pendant without sagging. A heavy cable becomes a piece in its own right. Diamond cut cable adds flat facets to the round wire, which turns a plain chain into something that flashes.

How Gold Chains Are Priced

Gold chains are priced by weight at the current gold market, so the price on each listing updates with the gold price. Cable uses less gold per inch than a curb or Cuban because of the open space between links, so a wide cable can be lighter than you expect. Heavier widths and longer lengths cost more, and the listing states the karat.

Care and Wear

Open links gather lint from clothing, so a mild soap bath and a soft brush now and then keep the chain looking clean. Dry it fully, then lay it flat rather than hanging it, because a cable chain can stretch under its own weight over time.

The gold chain length guide helps you pick a measurement for the neckline you wear most, and types of gold chains explains how cable compares with the rest. The gold cable bracelet makes a matching set. Browse all chains, price a custom piece in the Chain and Pendant Builder, or book an appointment in Renton.