Schofer Germany Sterling Silver Venetian Box Inka Chain 1.2mm -5' (60 Inch) Pack

Run a fine, supple chain for pendants and light neck chains, cut to length at the bench.

This 60-inch length of 1.2mm sterling silver Venetian Box Inka chain from Schofer Germany brings professional-grade craftsmanship to your bench. Schofer Germany is recognized as a world-leading chain manufacturer, supplying chains to major jewelry houses from Paris to New York. Each length is produced under strict quality control using fine equipment and highly skilled craftspeople.

The chain features fully soldered links that provide exceptional strength while maintaining a supple, beautiful drape. Because this chain is pure sterling silver with no plating or surface treatments, it integrates seamlessly with your sterling silver creations, findings, and components without any color mismatch. It is sold by the pack, one continuous 60-inch (5-foot) length per pack.

Features

• Venetian Box Inka chain style with consistent, precise link construction
• 1.2mm chain diameter for fine, elegant applications
• Fully soldered links for superior strength and durability
• Pure sterling silver with no plating, coating, or surface treatment
• Designed for seamless integration with sterling silver jewelry components
• Supple drape suitable for pendants, necklaces, and custom designs
• Sourced from Schofer Germany, a globally recognized precision chain manufacturer

Compatibility

• Accepts a jump ring through the last link, which opens with a fine scribe (part #152.964) or a sewing needle held in a pin vise (part #158.231).
• Soldered sterling silver chain links are designed to withstand significant stretching during this process.
• Related end caps, findings, and assembly tools are available separately.

Notes

When multiple packs are ordered, the order will be fulfilled as one continuous length of chain rather than separate pieces. For example, two packs yield a single 120-inch length; three packs yield a single 180-inch length, and so on. Plan your orders accordingly if a single continuous run is preferred or if discrete lengths are required.