Gold Spiga Chain

A gold spiga chain is a woven chain in the wheat family, built by braiding strands so the surface forms a soft, squared pattern with a gentle sheen. The name comes from the Italian word for wheat, and the tight braid makes the chain strong for its width. Seattle Gold Grills carries spiga chains in 10K and 14K gold at its Renton, Washington showroom, serving Seattle and the Puget Sound area since 1976, with fully insured shipping and signature required.

Shop Gold Spiga Chain by Width

In a narrow spiga the braid reads as texture, and in a wide one it reads as a pattern. Either way the chain sits flatter than a rope, which keeps a pendant steady. Yellow, white and rose gold appear on selected pieces, so you can match an existing piece. The Types of Gold Chains guide places spiga with the other braided weaves.

How Spiga Chains Are Priced

Spiga chain is priced by weight at the current gold market, so the price on each listing updates with the gold price. Heavier widths and longer lengths cost more. Afterpay, Affirm and Klarna are available at checkout.

Spiga and Diamond Cut Spiga

The plain spiga has a soft sheen, while the diamond cut version has facets cut into the surface for a sharper flash. Both share the same braid, so the decision is really about how much light you want the chain to throw. Compare the Gold Diamond Cut Spiga Chain, the Gold Parisian Wheat Chain, and the Silver Spiga Chain. Book an appointment in Renton or browse the chain department. Save a chain and pendant pairing in the Chain and Pendant Builder before you commit.