The strength of the chain depends on three things: type of link, thickness of the chain, and whether the links are independently soldered or not.\
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Curb Link Chain: This chain comes in soldered links and because itâ€s usually thick and heavy, itâ€s rare for them to break.
Wheat Chain: Because of their four-strand twisted oval links, wheat chains are durable at almost any thickness.
Cable/Round Link Chain: The cable chain’s continuous design without sharp bending points makes it well-suited for everyday wear. Its flexibility allows for creative styling options, such as twisting or knotting. While thinner cable chains are more delicate, they still offer an elegant and stylish option for those seeking a lightweight chain.
Box Chain: Box chains with thicker links are durable and hold a pendant excellently. If a link does break, it can be replaced without much difficulty.
Ball/Bead Chain: While this chain is visually interesting and makes for a great accessory, its intricate construction makes it more delicate. When it comes to durability, it does not compare as well to the other chain types. However, it doesnâ€t tangle easily, curbing breakage from entangleme